Faith In Disguise: A Novella (Global Black Writers In Translation)

Faith In Disguise: A Novella (Global Black Writers In Translation)

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Faith In Disguise Follows Martn Tirado, A White Puerto Rican Digital Historian And Research Assistant To Fe Verdejo, An AfroVenezuelan Scholar Curating An Exhibition In Chicago On Enslaved And Freed Black Women In Latin America. As Martn Becomes Increasingly Enmeshed In FeS Intellectual And Erotic Orbit, His Role As Subordinate And Interpreter Exposes The Entanglement Of Race, Power, And Desire In The Production Of Historical Knowledge. Through The Interplay Of Archival Fragments And Contemporary Encounters, Mayra SantosFebres Illuminates How The Afterlives Of Slavery Persist Within Latin American Racial And Sexual Imaginaries, And How The Erotic, As Both Method And Experience, May Gesture Toward Forms Of Liberation From Them.

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