Our Patrias Cannot Liberate Us from Anti-Blackness: Post-Racial Myths in the Latinx Diaspora.

An essay is presented which explores racial issues particularly anti-black attitudes in Latin American communities. Topics discussed include the way the refusal of Latin Americans to acknowledge blackness may be regarded as a form of social violence, the struggle of racial minorities in the U.S. for...

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Published in:Black Scholar Vol. 52; no. 1; pp. 75 - 86
Main Author: Bonifacio, Ayendy
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Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jan2022
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