87. Dignified Work - Gender, Race, & Class in Labor in Brazil w. Dr. Cassie Osei - LeftPOC Podcast
In this episode, Dr. Cassie Osei discusses her research on the history of Black women’s labor and related social change in Brazil, conducting research in Brazil as a Black woman herself, and the racial politics of the reality show Love Is Blind: Brazil.
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Season 1, Episode 3: “Transnationalism, Anti-Imperialism & Citation with Dr. Keisha-Khan Perry"
In this Martin Luther King Day special podcast, we honor the legacy of Ella baker with a discussion of Black women’s radical activism, citational politics and transnationalism. The conversation begins with a brief introduction on Ella Baker and the visionary leadership of the Black women who surrou…
Black Women Against The Land Grab The Fight For Racial Justice In Brazil With Dr. Keisha Khan Perry
We begin our program today with an update on current activities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Mwiza Munthali, Africa World Now Project executive producer, human rights activist, and international journalist recently caught up with Kambale Musavuli.
Kambale Musavuli, a native of the De…
Contours Continuities And Evolutions In Africana Radical Thought w/ Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor
Today, Africa World Now Project collectives' Tasneem Siddiqui and Keisha-Khan Perry sit down with Dr. Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor and explore the contours, continuities, and evolutions in Africana radical sociopolitical thought.
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor is currently an Assistant Professor in the Depart…
The Life, Work, and Legacy of Marielle Franco
March 14 marked the one-year anniversary of the assassination of Marielle Franco, a politician and activist in Rio de Janeiro. Her assassination shook the city -- and the country. On this episode of Brazil Unfiltered, a new podcast from the Watson Institute at Brown University, host James Green [ht…
The Afterlive[s] of Marielle Franco…Black Womxn’s Resistance in Brazil
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Data shows that, one (1) in five (5) of Rio de Janerio’s inhabitants reside in one of its more than 1,000 favelas. It is in these spaces where inequality and human potential is molded, identity is created, resistance is formulated.
After the abolition of slavery in 1888, favelas began to rapidly …
Collective Courage: A History of Africana Cooperative Thought and Practice
The histories of cooperative practice and ownership of Africana communities have a long history, particularly when we account for an Africana human agency in the face of hyper-exploitation and hyper-extractive logics and practice of racial capitalism. These systems and logic encompass the privatiz…
Marielle Franco, Afro Brazil & What's Next? w/ Dr. Keisha-Khan Perry & Dr. Vera Benedito
On the evening of Wednesday, March 14, 2018 Marielle Franco, a city councilor for Brazil’s Socialism and Freedom Party (PSOL), was killed as she was riding in a car in Rio de Janeiro. Reports suggest that a Cobalt-model car pulled up beside her and fired thirteen bullets into the vehicle. The bull…
examining the continuities of antiblack violence in Brazil & the U.S w/ Dr. Christen Smith
For Enrique Dussel: “Modernity dawned in 1492 and with it the myth of a special kind of sacrificial violence which eventually eclipsed whatever was non-European.”
For Walter Mignolo, 1492 is the moment at which “there is a bifurcation of history”.
For Sylvia Wynter: “(T)he 1492 event would set …
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