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Afro-Colombian Women and the Making of the Black Social Economy
Colombia s constitution recognizes Black communities as collective rights-holders, but extractivism and dispossession have undermined those guarantees, inspiring people to build their own institutions
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Colombia’s constitution recognizes Black communities as collective rights-holders, but extractivism and dispossession have undermined those guarantees, inspiring people to build their own institutions. Across the Americas Afro-descendant women have played a fundamental role in the care economy, production, and community economics, and their contributions are impacted by racism and gender inequality (Economic Commission for Latin [...]
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