Entrevista a Alberto González Ceballos: Dueño de la panadería Salchipizza.
In this interview, González Ceballos analyzes the meaning of movement and the difference between an antiracist movement and an Afro-descendent movement in Cuba. He also talks about class and racial differences, and about the meanings of racism. González Ceballos argues for the importance of an organ...
| Publicado en: | Cuban Studies Vol. 48; pp. 417 - 424 |
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University of Pittsburgh Press
2019 Special issue
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