Empoderamiento, descolonización y democracia sustantiva. Afinando principios ético-políticos para las diásporas Afroamericanas.

Agustin Lao-Montes has a Ph.D. in Sociology from the State University of New York–Binghamton.

In this register, I will discuss the specificity of Afro-Latina/o difference as a category, and how an Afro-diasporic perspective could enrich both Black Studies and Latino Studies, while drawing their points of intersection.

Agustin G. Lao-Montes Address Department of Sociology, University of Massachusetts 514 Thompson Hall, Amherst, MA 01003 Email Address [email protected] ... Juan Latino, Afro-Hispanic Difference, and Afro-Diasporic Subjectivity in the Long 16 Century” Accepted by African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal . 5 5

In this register, I will discuss the specificity of Afro-Latina/o differ- ence as a category, and how an Afro-diasporic perspective could enrich both Black Stud- ies and Latino Studies, while drawing their points of intersection. 1.1. Afro-Latinidades and World-Historical Constellations of Identity/Difference.

In this register, I will discuss the specificity of Afro-Latina/o differ-ence as a category, and how an Afro-diasporic perspective could enrich both Black Stud-ies and Latino Studies, while drawing their points of intersection. 1. Afro-Latinidades and World-Historical Constellations of Identity/Difference.

In this register, I will discuss the specificity of Afro-Latina/o difference as a category, and how an Afro-diasporic perspective could enrich both Black Studies and Latino Studies, while drawing their points of intersection. Who is Afro-Latin@? Examining the Social Construction of Race and Négritude in Latin America and the Caribbean.

This article, focused on analyzing the struggles of Afro-descendent populations, highlights the need to formulate clear answers to a series of key questions: What should the role of Afro-descendents and their demands be in the new politics of decolonialization and libera -

Afro-descendant intellectual activist of Puerto Rican origin, PhD in historical sociology and currently works as a professor of sociology at the University of Massachusetts, where he is also a researcher at the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and professor of the doctorate in …

north/south meetings of Afro-Latinos and Afro-North American close allies with that purpose. The 2006 meeting was called Afrodescendents against Neoliberalism and the 2007 Afrodescendents for revolutionary transformations in Latin America.