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Dialogues in Afrolatinidad

Dialogues in Afrolatinidad seeks to

Educate. Provide knowledge and resources.

Amplify. Expand public awareness of researchers, communities, relevant issues, and solidarities.

Elevate. Enhance the visibility of intersecting African diaspora, Latin American, and Latinx histories and cultures.

Listen to Season 2 below or go to the Season 2 Main Page for links to books, articles, films, organizations, and other resources mentioned in each episode

Centering Afro-Cuban Perspectives in Hip-Hop and Afro-Sonic Futures – Dialogues in Afrolatinidad

In this episode of Dialogues in Afrolatinidad, host Dr. Michele Reid-Vazquez speaks with Dr. Pablo D. Herrera Veitia, Afro-Sonic Cultural Fellow at the University of Toronto Scarborough about the role of hip-hop specifically and music in general in understanding Afro-Cubanidad

1. Centering Afro-Cuban Perspectives in Hip-Hop and Afro-Sonic Futures 37:10
2. Centering Garifuna in the African Diaspora 30:14
3. Race, Class, Education, and Youth in Puerto Rico 30:45
4. Journey of a South Bronx Boricua: Identity, Storytelling, and Belonging 35:51
5. Telling the Stories of the African Diaspora in Argentina 26:43
6. A Brooklyn-Born Puerto Rican Affirms Afrolatinidad 46:11
7. The Resiliency of Black Women in Colonial Mexico and Beyond 28:44
8. Honoring Afro-Dominicans and Afro-Latino History in Washington, D.C. 19:58
9. Afro-Latina Identity, Cuban History, and the Impossible Project 28:35
10. A Thirst for Knowledge: Students and Afrolatinidad 36:40

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