Migration and Decolonial Politics in Two Afro-Latino Poets: “Pachín” Marín and “Tato” Laviera

Laura Lomas

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Afro-Latin American Studies Latin American and Latino Studies Caribbean and African Literature and Culture

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Francisco Gonzalo “Pachín” Marín (1863–1897), Afro-Puertorriqueño, exiled poet, typesetter, journalist, and revolutionary, belongs to an Afro-Latina/o tradition in the late nineteenth century that ...

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