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The polysemy of racial classifications for black population of Parahyba do Norte/Brazil is discussed. From the research on primary sources such as the press and documents of the provincial administration, and with the theoretical contribution of[...]texto impreso
Starting from a set of divorce proceedings opened by Western African women, known as pretas (or negras) minas, in Rio de Janeiro in the 19th century, I intend, in this article, to discuss how the associations between color, social condition, eth[...]texto impreso
The northern Mozambique was marked by the intense circulation of people, products, ideas and knowledge in the nineteenth century. The northern Mozambique was a socio-cultural mosaic in the nineteenth century, marked by the intense circulation of[...]texto impreso
Luanda, the capital of the Portuguese colony of Angola, had a female majority in mid-nineteenth century. The female population was composed of donas, free black women, and captives who occupied different spaces in the colonial society. The daugh[...]texto impreso
The topic of Ham’s curse was an important tool in the construction of European thinking on the otherness of the African and, in particular, as a strategy for the justification of slavery and slave trade. The central-western region of the African[...]texto impreso
This article explores the classifications and categories employed to rank Afro-descendants during the 1521-1821 period in New Spain, Mexico, including the use of categories such as nación, casta, calidad and race. The study starts with an examin[...]texto impreso
The present study use some fragments of the trajectory of the Mina Coast African Maria Francisca do Rosário – and her relatives – to discuss issues such as social classification through color and possibilities of social ascension that Africans t[...]texto impreso
In the 18th century, the statutes of the University de Coimbra did not include any impediment preventing men of color from becoming students. African descendents – usually pardos and mulatos with mixed racial origins – could and did study there,[...]