Search Results - "African and black diaspora"
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Plural strategies of accessing land among peri-urban squatters
Published in African and black diaspora (02-01-2020)“…This paper discusses strategies utilized by migrants/squatters in accessing land for settlement and livelihoods in places where the state and the indigenes are…”
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The 'African gangs' narrative: associating Blackness with criminality and other anti-Black racist tropes in Australia
Published in African and black diaspora (02-01-2020)“…This article explores and theorizes anti-Black racist discourses that shape the ways in which the Australian media and other mainstream Australian institutions…”
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Big-men, allies, and saviours: mechanisms for surviving rough neighbourhoods in Pretoria's Plastic View informal settlement
Published in African and black diaspora (01-09-2020)“…This paper explores relationships among Zimbabwean irregular migrants trying to survive a rough informal settlement neighbourhood in Pretoria, South Africa…”
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Affirming blackness in 'Post-racial' contexts: on race, colorism, and hybrid identities in Brazil
Published in African and black diaspora (01-09-2020)“…Safran's theorization of diaspora focused on a 'myth of return', a conscious desire to return from banishment to a homeland or an identity. This paper extends…”
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Afro Love: counter-literacies in Brazilian natural hair communities
Published in African and black diaspora (04-05-2021)“…This study explores afro hair as a central component of transnational anti-Black and Black-empowering literacy construction. It argues that Black women in São…”
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Ziba Khanum of Yazd: an enslaved African woman in nineteenth-century Iran
Published in African and black diaspora (04-05-2021)“…Ziba Khanum (d. 1932) was, an African woman, a slave in the city of Yazd in the second half of the nineteenth century. She bore her master a son who, in…”
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Attitudes towards Afro-Venezuelans in lyrics of gaita zuliana: 1965-1985
Published in African and black diaspora (04-05-2021)“…As with most Latin American nations, Venezuela has traditionally embraced the exceptionalist myth that it is a racial democracy. That does not mean racism is…”
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Questioning the practice of la sape: will the London movement survive?
Published in African and black diaspora (02-01-2021)“…This article explores the transformation of la sape, a well-established fashion and lifestyle subculture in Congolese diasporic culture, among the London…”
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Same color, different realities: analysis of Black experience in South Korea
Published in African and black diaspora (02-01-2021)“…Ethno-nationalism, state-imposed integration and economic slowdown fuelled by Covid-19 restrictions have hardened antiforeigner sentiments and impeded…”
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Deported before experiencing the good sides of migration: Ethiopians returning from Saudi Arabia
Published in African and black diaspora (02-07-2016)“…In the period November 2013-April 2014 more than 160,000 Ethiopians were deported from Saudi Arabia after a seven months amnesty period for undocumented…”
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Othering and disillusionment in Laila Lalami's The Other Americans
Published in African and black diaspora (02-01-2021)“…The question of identity (re)constructions across different locations is central to diasporic literature. Voluntary or forced exile, diasporic characters…”
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Diasporic ambassadors: Black women, pageants, and building connections across the African diaspora in the late twentieth century
Published in African and black diaspora (02-01-2021)“…The 1965 Hart Cellar Act opened the US borders to African, Latin American, and Caribbean peoples in an unprecedented way. Yet, this migration is an extension…”
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Life in the post-return period: evidence from migrant women returnees in Wourgessa town, Ethiopia
Published in African and black diaspora (02-01-2021)“…This article examines the post-return life experiences of Ethiopian migrant women returnees from domestic work in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The returnees…”
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'No toques mi pelo' (don't touch my hair): decoding Afro-Cuban identity politics through hair
Published in African and black diaspora (02-01-2020)“…People across the African Diaspora have developed a complex socio-visual-language system of hair as a means of self-expression; however, the decades of…”
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'Chicago's Renaissance woman': the life, activism, and diasporic cultural feminism of Dr. Margaret Taylor Goss Burroughs
Published in African and black diaspora (01-09-2020)“…This article analyzes the life of Dr. Margaret Taylor Goss Burroughs, a teacher, writer, artist, and public historian who founded Chicago's DuSable Museum of…”
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Ceylon African Mānja performance: enactments of Black ways of being and Knowing in Sri Lanka
Published in African and black diaspora (01-09-2020)“…Ceylon Africans are an Afrodiasporic community in Sri Lanka and are the descendants of enslaved Africans brought to the island from the 16th-20th centuries…”
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Haitian and Cuban immigrants in Miami, Florida: are they more similar than they are different?
Published in African and black diaspora (01-09-2020)“…There has been significant research done on the assimilation patterns of immigrants in the US, particularly immigrants of color. However, since fewer studies…”
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Black invisibility: reframing diasporic visual cultures and racial codes in Bahia
Published in African and black diaspora (01-09-2020)“…This article discusses Black invisibility to examine Afro-diasporic visual cultures that are grounded in Black people's material conditions. As a conceptual…”
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Bikuda: hair, aesthetic, and bodily perspectives from women in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
Published in African and black diaspora (01-09-2020)“…The Steve Biko Cultural Institute (Biko) is one of various institutions that aim to educate civically active Afro-descendant youth in Salvador who hope to…”
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