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portada Refusals and Reinventions: Engendering New Indigenous and Black Life across the Americas (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
186
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 1.1 cm
Weight
0.28 kg.
ISBN13
9780814259047

Refusals and Reinventions: Engendering New Indigenous and Black Life across the Americas (in English)

Daniel Ìgbín'bí Coleman (Author) · Ohio State University Press · Paperback

Refusals and Reinventions: Engendering New Indigenous and Black Life across the Americas (in English) - Coleman, Daniel Ìgbín'bí

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Synopsis "Refusals and Reinventions: Engendering New Indigenous and Black Life across the Americas (in English)"

In Refusals and Reinventions, artist-scholar-organizer Daniel Coleman considers his critical trajectories and participation in intersectional justice struggles in the US and Mexico, situating them within larger abolitionist and decolonial movements for Black civil rights and Native/Indigenous sovereignty. He identifies how Black and Indigenous people create, exist in, and reclaim many worlds-the pluriverse-through their artistic refusals and reinventions. Coleman thus contributes to a growing body of pluriversal thought, inspired by the Zapatista motto "a world in which many worlds fit." Charting previously unrecognized connections among the creative struggles of Indigenous people in southern Mexico and Black people in the southern United States, Coleman draws on performance praxis, decolonial pedagogies, and Afro-diasporic and Native/Indigenous cosmologies to frame four case studies of people refusing racialized, gendered violences as world-making tools. In looking at creative responses among activists in Chiapas and in North Carolina, Coleman uses transfeminist, Black feminist, and decolonial frameworks to ask: How do creative insurgent practices give us access to our humanity? And what do praxis and engaged witnessing have to teach us about what worlds from the pluriverse hold?

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