The MRC, in collaboration with the LACS department, will be centering Black Latinidad in October. For many Afro-Latines, the simultaneity of phenotype, culture, parent’s birthplace, and language create a unique experience relegated to the margins of “Latinidad” and “Blackness.” The term Afro-Latinx most often refers to people of visible or self-proclaimed African descent from Latin America and the Caribbean, whether they currently live in the Caribbean, the Americas, or elsewhere.
1 service hr per discussion hour. Up to three service credits will be approved for attending all sessions.
