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Black Mexico Festival | Conference “Visibilizing the existence of the Afro-Mexican community and the Afro-descendant diaspora in Mexico, colonial and contemporary history”
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Friday September 4
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Teatro Santa Ana en La Biblioteca
Relox 50A, Centro
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Join the celebration at the African Heritage Library at the Third Black Mexico Festival, our third root.
Tanya Duarte, Afro-Mexican activist, master of psychology and traditional medicine, will share colonial and contemporary history to reflect on the Afro-Mexican community and the group of communities of African origin that were transferred from that continent.
Tanya Duarte (Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico) for 36 years has been an Afro-Mexican anti-racist feminist activist. She is an advocate for the human rights of women, children and the LGBT+ community.
He is a member of the International Scientific Committee / Afro Madrid. She is the founder and director of the academic project "Afrodescendencia México" in collaboration with the Universidad Veracruzana Campus Xalapa and the UNAM.
Founder of the Afro-descendant International Council, Concedu/Afro, academic collaborative project between Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, Central America and Mexico, for attention and cultural exchanges, ethno-education, human rights with a gender perspective.
Tanya Duarte, Afro-Mexican activist, master of psychology and traditional medicine, will share colonial and contemporary history to reflect on the Afro-Mexican community and the group of communities of African origin that were transferred from that continent.
Tanya Duarte (Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico) for 36 years has been an Afro-Mexican anti-racist feminist activist. She is an advocate for the human rights of women, children and the LGBT+ community.
He is a member of the International Scientific Committee / Afro Madrid. She is the founder and director of the academic project "Afrodescendencia México" in collaboration with the Universidad Veracruzana Campus Xalapa and the UNAM.
Founder of the Afro-descendant International Council, Concedu/Afro, academic collaborative project between Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, Central America and Mexico, for attention and cultural exchanges, ethno-education, human rights with a gender perspective.
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