Mouvement Black Lives Matter
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https://doi.org/10.47854/53c0xj18Keywords:
Black Lives Matter, Activisme, Action collective, Racisme, CommunautéAbstract
Cette entrée met l’accent sur le mouvement Black Lives Matter. Elle analyse ce mouvement du point de vue des Études Noires qui sont multidisciplinaires. Nous montrons que le mouvement Black Lives Matter ne constitue pas un forme d'activisme isolé mais qu'il est ancré dans la lutte noire diasporique. Son analyse est susceptible d’étendre les théories associées aux études noires.
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