DOC Freedoms Given; Freedoms Won: Afro-Brazilians in Post-Abolition São Paolo and Salvador by Kim D. Butler in History

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. He loves it!!By LeenPurchased it for my bf and he couldn't stop reading it. Fast shipping. A great read for anyone interested in Afro-Latin culture.0 of 2 people found the following review helpful. JIHAD RESISTANCE TO ENSLAVEMENT OF AFRICANS IN LATIN AMERICABy halimaMUSLIM AFRICAN FOUGHT for their freedom ;before getting on the boat;on the boat; getting off the boat; on the plantation;!! on POINT AND A GREAT RESEARCH SOURCE! TOO MUCH INFORMATION about ISLAMIC/and TRADITION AFRICANS.IS GREAT AND HELPFUL in the revision of AFRICAN UNITY/RESISTANCE TO BONDAGE .THEIR is many PRIMARY SOURCES and the exploration OF JIHAD in LATIN AMERICA. the number of MUSLIM and ISLAMIC UPRISINGS for over two hundred years is a relevation! REPARATIONS NOW!!9 of 9 people found the following review helpful. A ground breaking study in the area of race relationsBy A CustomerFinally a book that goes beyond; the fact that Brazil is not a racial democracy; and examines how the Afro-Brazilian has fought aganist racism. Dr. Butler shows the various ways that Afro-Brazilians have fought and reacted aganist racism. However; what makes this study so important is the primary research that she used;particularly in the case of Salvador;Bahia;very little has been known about how Afro-Brazilians have reacted to racism in the north-east. This is probably the most important book in the field of Afro-Brazilian studies-a must buy for all those who are interested in the Afro-diaspora in the Americas;and how Black folk have reacted to racism after slavery.