ancestralidade e aquilombamento: black feminist activists occupying spaces of power in bahia

Published 4 years ago • 289 plays • Length 38:57

Download video MP4
Download video MP3

Similar videos

1:17:18

kwame dixon – afro-politics and civil society in salvador da bahia, brazil
1:18:31

ancestrality, imaginaries and black daily life in são paulo
1:24:48

rachel harding – mysticism and mothering in black women's social justice activism: brazil/usa
57:58

the hearts we beat: black feminist freedom in the hold of slavery
1:58

jacobus fellow margarita rosa illuminates the history of black maternity and enslavement in brazil
0:29

mooc whaw1.1x | 2.4.3 enslaved women in colonial america | god, king, and power in colonial america
44:39

african american women and the equal school rights movement, kabria baumgartner for nha university
1:46:46

joão josé reis - when the africans hid themselves: the 1857 strike in bahia
1:06:37

black feminist theory, cultural work, and disrespectability
21:39

the missing century of black history in the americas: jane landers at tedxnashville
0:34

2021 freedom scholars: orisanmi burton, phd
1:07:36

slavery, freedom, and racial silence in brazil with keila grinberg
1:25:56

presidential lecture series | “human dignity, calculus of human worth” w/ margarita boenig-liptsin
1:21:18

márcia lima - the challenge of racial inclusion in brazil: the case of higher education
0:47

unlocking the power of #watsonx: inspiring the next generation of women in #technology y
1:42:04

afro-migrants and hemispheric impacts on national racial identities
1:19:36

donia human rights center lecture. black feminisms and human rights in brazil with jurema werneck
1:09:36

atlantic entanglements in the era of abolition (angola and brazil, 1820s-1860s)
7:37

a perpetuation of slavery | maryam kourouma | tedxyouth@aisr
1:17:23

biography of an uncharted people: cape slavery, digital humanities, and forensic facial imaging
1:29:18

black feminist refusals and the genealogy of non-binary blackness [inglês]
23:09

conceptual fidelity is a decolonial act; the black women does not exist by dr nokuthula hlabangoane

Clip.africa.com - Privacy-policy