Rearmando la memoria: El primer debate socialista acerca de nuestros afroamericanos

Abstract

The contemporaneous movement of the Afroamerican people in the continent has recovered the colonial treatments of uprooting, commerce, and oppression of the slaves, while they emphasize the social impacts of the liberal abolitionism. Also, they recover their cultural traditions and resistance actions, but they do not recognize the contributions of the Marxism in their social fights. Because of that, in this paper I study the origin and development of the debate about the Latin American black people at the International Communist organization, and its relationships with the resistance actions of the Afroamerican communities from 1919 to 1934

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