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This book brings the field up to date: the authors do not rehash older work and older interpretations of central texts, but engage the most current debates, around gender and sexuality, connecting Africana and African American thought to Latin American thought, creolizing the canon, the question of racial realism, and the political philosophical issues raised by indigenous resistance.---Linda Mart�n Alcoff, Hunter College

"""This book brings the field up to date: the authors do not rehash older work and older interpretations of central texts, but engage the most current debates, around gender and sexuality, connecting Africana and African American thought to Latin American thought, creolizing the canon, the question of racial realism, and the political philosophical issues raised by indigenous resistance.""---Linda Mart�n Alcoff, Hunter College"

This book brings the field up to date: the authors do not rehash older work and older interpretations of central texts, but engage the most current debates, around gender and sexuality, connecting Africana and African American thought to Latin American thought, creolizing the canon, the question of racial realism, and the political philosophical issues raised by indigenous resistance. ---Linda Martin Alcoff, Hunter College

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Jacoby Adeshei Carter (Edited By) Jacoby Adeshei Carter is an associate professor of philosophy, and chair of the Department of Philosophy at Howard University. He is the director of the Alain Leroy Locke Society, author of African American Contributions to the Americas’ Cultures: Lectures by Alain Locke and co-editor of Philosophic Values and World Citizenship: Locke to Obama and Beyond and Insurrectionist Ethics: Radical Perspectives on Social Justice. He is also series editor of African American Philosophy and the African Diaspora, published by Palgrave/Macmillan. Hernando Arturo Estévez (Edited By) Hernando A. Estévez was educated at DePaul University and Indiana University. He works on Latin American philosophy, political philosophy and continental philosophy. He is currently chair and professor of the Department of Philosophy, Arts and Literature, and former Dean of the School of Philosophy at Universidad de La Salle in Bogotá. Hernando is the editor and contributor of Teaching to Discern: forming connections, decolonizing perspectives (Bogotá: Ediciones UniSalle, 2019).

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