Stories of Latin American Women of African Heritage

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Africa
African diaspora studies
Afro-descendant women's lived experiences
Afro-Latin identity
Art
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Gender
intersectional feminism
Latin America
Literature
Music
oral history research
Politics
postcolonial narratives
Race
social justice activism
Women

Product details

  • ISBN 9781032733401
  • Weight: 1040g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 24 Jul 2025
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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Stories of Latin American Women of African Heritage: Daughters of Muntu highlights the significant contributions of women in the African diaspora to the Americas.

A translation to English of the highly influential Hijas del Muntu, the chapters of this edited collection illuminate life experiences and examine narrative threads and traces of identity whose common theme is the history of struggle for equal rights and participation in society. The diverse women in these stories come from all walks of life, from the singers and poets to favela leaders and mainstream politicians. Their stories are told through interviews, personal accounts, and traditional academic biography.

Stories of Latin American Women of African Heritage: Daughters of Muntu will be a valuable resource to those interested in Latin American Studies, Gender Studies, and Race Studies among other disciplines.

María Mercedes Jaramillo Professor Emirita at Fitchburg State University. She was President of the Association of Colombianist (2011-2013). Her research explores Latin American theater, women writers and Colombian literature and culture.

Lucía Ortiz is a Professor of Spanish in the Department of Humanities at Regis College in Massachusetts. Her research focuses on Afro-Latin American literature and women’s literature.