CORNERSTONE OF NATION-BUILDING AFRICAN AND LATINX

Anglický jazyk

CORNERSTONE OF NATION-BUILDING AFRICAN AND LATINX

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This book takes readers across continents, featuring photographs of the enslavement trail in African and Latin communities. It highlights the blending of cultures of Black and Brown people and the acceptance and embrace of the many contributions that have come out of Africa and are woven into the fabric of society. During travels to Africa and several countries in South America, we had the unique opportunity to interview numerous Indigenous people. Their insights provided a deeper understanding of life for their ancestors during the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Africans were transported to Latin countries, Europe, the Caribbean islands, and the Americas, creating great wealth from free labor and controlling precious natural resources in Africa. Colonialization significantly impacted communities globally. Foreigners benefited from exploiting people of African and Afro-Latin descent, causing great harm to these communities. Understanding the extent of this exploitation is crucial to empathizing with the communities affected. The free labor of Africans and Afro-Latinos was also vital in creating immense wealth in European and Latin American countries before the Industrial Revolution. Despite the enormous wealth established from African and Afro-Latino enslavement worldwide, countries did not receive adequate compensation for the free human labor, precious metals, diamonds, gold, and other natural resources taken from their land. This exploitation contributed to building hyperpower nations without benefiting the developing countries from which the resources were taken. However, individuals overcame these challenges through unwavering resilience and determination. This book sheds light on the beautiful fusion of Black and Latino people, a blend that enriches and enlightens the world. It also emphasizes celebrating African culture, a rich heritage passed down from generation to generation through various methods and now celebrated worldwide.