Afterword: “Miami’s Nappy Edges: Finding Black Miami, Sin Fronteras”

Jafari Allen

doi:10.33596/anth.406

Abstract

A reflection on the ‘Mapping Creole Miami: Black Intellectual and Artistic Trajectories’ symposium; pursuing coarse, loose(ned), twisted, and braided strands of relation that can create and maintain more possible Black futures.

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Afterword: “Miami’s Nappy Edges: Finding Black Miami, Sin Fronteras”

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