Anarquismo negro III

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Recorded22 Apr 2021

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Este episódio teve origem na aula pública sobre o conceito de anarquismo negro realizada em 15 de outubro de 2020, disponível em https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyEH01oj-mU&t=2892s. O prof. Wallace de Moraes (IFCS/UFRJ) apresentará as teses de Lorenzo Kom’boa e de Ashanti Alston (dois ex-panteras negras) sobre uma perspectiva antirracista com vistas a colaborar para a luta de emancipação negra. Pouco se conhece sobre o significado de anarquismo e menos ainda sobre sua vertente negra. São essas lacunas que o professor buscará preencher, sempre por uma perspectiva decolonial, libertária e antirracista!

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