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Black Legend - The Many Lives of Raul Grigera Power of Racial Storytelling in

English · Hardback

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The gripping story of Afro-Argentine celebrity Raúl Grigera that also tells the untold history of Black Argentina.

List of contents










Introduction: Racial Stories; 1. Ancestors (1850-1880); 2. Community (1880-1900); 3. Youth (1900-1910); 4. Celebrity (1910-1916); 5. Defamation (1916-1930); 6. Deaths (1930-1955); Epilogue: Afterlives (1955-Present).

About the author

Paulina L. Alberto is an Argentine-born historian of Afro-Latin America, currently Professor of History, Spanish, and Portuguese at the University of Michigan. She is the author of Terms of Inclusion: Black Intellectuals in Twentieth-Century Brazil and co-editor of Rethinking Race in Modern Argentina. She won the Roberto Reis Prize for Best Book in Brazilian Studies, the Warren Dean Prize for Best Book in Brazilian History, and the James Alexander Robertson Prize for best article in the Hispanic American Historical Review.

Summary

This novel-like tale of the life of, and legends surrounding, a remarkable Black celebrity and his ancestors and community, who engaged in a multigenerational struggle for recognition and belonging, will appeal to readers interested in Black lives across the Americas, and lovers of history, music and stories.

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