Titlebook: Afro-Latin@s in Movement; Critical Approaches Petra R. Rivera-Rideau,Jennifer A. Jones,Tianna S. Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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“,”: Garífuna Subjectivities and the Politics of Diasporic Belongingstions about how Garifuna populations are included, or not, within dominant discourses of Honduran multiculturalism and US Latinidad. He argues that Garifuna are a quintessentially diasporic population who disrupt common assumptions about what it means to be Honduran, Latino, and/or Black in the Ame

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Panabay Pride: A Conversation with Los Rakasem in April 2014. Los Rakas describe their music as “Panabay,” referencing their ties to both Panama and the San Francisco Bay Area. Central to their Panabay philosophy is a celebration of . that intervenes in the marginalization of blackness both in the USA and Panama. This chapter produces a new a

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Translating Negroes into ,: Rafael Serra’s Transamerican Entanglements Between Black Cuban Racial anitings offer an early example of a “transnational Afro-Latin@ politics” informed by both his experiences in Cuba and the USA. Ultimately, Fusté demonstrates that this politics involved a complex maneuvering between anti-imperialist politics and building alliances between African descendants in the A

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The Transnational Circulation of Political References: The Black Brazilian Movement and Antiracist Swentieth century. Pereira finds that many African American newspapers depicted (and sometimes overstated) Afro-Brazilian political movements as overwhelmingly successful in ways that supported their own causes and ideologies in the USA. His chapter significantly departs from many normative assumptio

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Afterword: Afro-Latinos and Afro-Latin American Studies order to build a new critical Afro-Latino Studies field, we must not only take seriously the continuities and interconnectedness across space and time, but also the many discontinuities and misrecognitions in the Americas.