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“We, on the other side”: Black Internationalism in/against the Lusophone World, 1944-1978
This dissertation examines the ideas and practices of transnational solidarity against racial and imperial violence in the mid-20th century Lusophone (Portuguese-speaking) world. In the decades following World War II, a national movement for Black self-determination was emerging in Brazil while the
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