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  • Afropean: Notas sobre la Europa negra

  • By: Johny Pitts
  • Narrated by: Héctor Rubio
  • Length: 14 hrs and 46 mins
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By: Johny Pitts
Narrated by: Héctor Rubio
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¿Es lo mismo ser una persona negra en Estados Unidos que en Europa? Sin duda, el racismo existe en todos los países y culturas, pero en cada nación los orígenes de la discriminación racial o sus consecuencias son diferentes al del resto de naciones.

Con su libro «Afropeo» Johny Pitts trata de analizar la situación de la comunidad negra en el continente europeo y, en particular, la de las personas racializadas en el Reino Unido, donde el «brexit» ha supuesto una radicalización del racismo y una crisis de identidad en aquellos afropeos que se sienten europeos y a la vez no.

Johny Pitts es un fotógrafo, periodista y escritor británico, ganador del Premio Decibel Penguin, un premio ENAR (European Network Against Racism) y, en 2021, del Premio al Entendimiento Europeo, de la Feria del Libro de Leipzig. Pitts recibió el Premio Jhalak y el Bread & Roses por su ensayo «Afropeo», el cual es considerado por varios medios de comunicación, como «Guardian», «New Statesman» y «BBC History Magazine», el mejor libro de 2019.
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Clear Spanish Narration

Clear Spanish narration in a pleasant voice. Good for learning Spanish and the content is good, too: it's an account of the writer's journey across Europe, a trip taken to understand the relationship between Europe and Africa. It's interesting to see how different European countries treat race and racism.

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