Afro-diasporic Feminism. An emerging agenda of Black feminism in Colombia
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Keywords

conspiracy afro-diasporic feminist praxis
afro-Colombian women
black feminism
afrolatinamerican feminism
african feminism

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Afro-diasporic Feminism. An emerging agenda of Black feminism in Colombia. (2014). Universitas Humanística, 78(78). https://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/univhumanistica/article/view/6404
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Abstract

In this paper we reflect on the motivations, agenda and commitments set within the context of the firstinternational seminar “Afro female Conspiracy: Rethinking feminisms from diversity” held betweenJune 24th and 25th, 2011 in Cali, Colombia. In this scenario, it was proposed to understand Afrodiasporicfeminism as a process, a research agenda, a strategy of social mobilization, a practice ofsolidarity and a restorative justice claim. We establish connections between the proposals discussedin this scenario and a number of proposals on diasporic feminism formulated in Latin America, indialogue with the U.S. black feminism and African feminism.

 

 

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