To speak about me is to speak about all of us: Memories and emotions among Afro-Argentine activists by Paola Monkevicius

“…This article analyzes the public discourses of Afro-Argentine women who occupy leadership positions within the Afro collective, observing intertwining between processes of remembrance, emotions, and political action. …”
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Argentina, where are you from? Performatic and pedagogical strategies to tackle racism by María Laura Corvalán (Universidad Nacional de Rosario – UNR, Rosario/Argentina), Julia Broguet (CONICET, Rosario/Argentina), Paula Drenkard (Universidad Nacional de Rosario – UNR, Rosario/Argentina), Yanina Mennelli (Universidad Nacional de Rosario – UNR, Rosario/Argentina), Manuela Rodriguez (CONICET, Rosario/Argentina)

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Argentina, where are you from? Performatic and pedagogical strategies to tackle racism by María Laura Corvalán (Universidad Nacional de Rosario – UNR, Rosario/Argentina), Julia Broguet (CONICET, Rosario/Argentina), Paula Drenkard (Universidad Nacional de Rosario – UNR, Rosario/Argentina), Yanina Mennelli (Universidad Nacional de Rosario – UNR, Rosario/Argentina), Manuela Rodriguez (CONICET, Rosario/Argentina)

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Negritud afroargentina en la literatura regionalista folklórica de Draghi Lucero. Esclavos y Mandingas en Las mil y una noches argentinas by Orlando Gabriel Morales

Subjects: “…Afro-Argentine negritude in folkloristic regional literature by Draghi Lucero. …”
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Criando um movimento negro em um país "branco": ativismo político e cultural afro na Argentina by Alejandro Frigerio, Eva Lamborghini

“…This paper analyzes the efforts of a group of afrodescendant activists to start a social movement and construct an Afro-Argentine collective identity, describing the structural restraints they encounter and the recent developments that provide an international as well as local structure of political opportunities. …”
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María Remedios del Valle. “La Capitana”, “Madre de la Patria” y “Niña de Ayohuma”. Historiografía, memoria y representaciones en torno a esta figura singular by Florencia Guzmán

“…On November 8, 2013 has been set as the "day of the Afro-Argentine y of African culture" in memory of the death of a fighter of the War of Independence, Maria Remedios del Valle, known as "The Captain" "Mother of the Nation" and "Ayohuma Girl". …”
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Places and objects - The African past visibilization in northern Argentina - Case Study: The colonial city of San Miguel de Tucumán. by Luciana Chavez

“…In the last few years appeared several academics studies motivated to claim the true history of the Africans and Afro-Argentines and the impact and importance that they had in the different historical processes in the country. …”
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Los negros y negras en la Argentina: entre la barbarie, la exotización, la invisibilización y el racismo de Estado by Anny Ocoró Loango

“…Finally we search for the different devices put in place through the Argentine State’s racist policies that marginalized this segment of the population and rendered it invisible, contributing to erase the perception of its presence in present-day Argentina. Key Words: Afro-Argentines, Colony and Independence, stereotypes, body, black men and women, invisibilization, Argentine State racism. …”
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