Black marxists or black marxisms? A decolonial vision
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Black Marxists, black Marxisms, epistemological racismAbstract
In this article, we identify an invisibility regarding the vast production of black Marxism. Our objective with this work is to introduce the topic and draw attention to a serious problem: how ignorance of this tradition allows ideas already worked on and developed by black Marxists to appear to us as new. Hiding the black origins of critical theories only serves to reproduce the epistemic racism that establishes black thought as inferior and white thought as superior.
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