Popular Power in Brazil

"To tell the history of resistance," Roberta Traspadini writes, "we need to investigate the territories where people live their daily lives." Using both historical analysis and contemporary data, Roberta Traspadini reveals the importance of Brazilian Quilombola communities as local sites of struggle against colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism. These quilombagem, she argues, reveal the revolutionary legacy that persists among the most marginalized in Brazilian society.

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Monthly Review
Published
2025-07-01
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https://doi.org/10.14452/mr-077-03-2025-07_8
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Politics and Society in Latin America
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Popular Power in Brazil

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