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Pain into Purpose: Mobilizing Emotions in Argentina’s Black Resistance Movement offers a comprehensive analysis of how emotional experiences became catalysts for social change in Argentina. Prisca Gayles investigates the intricate relationship between personal trauma, collective grief, and organized resistance within Argentina’s Black communities.
Through detailed research and compelling narratives, Gayles demonstrates how activists channeled their pain into purposeful action, creating a movement that challenged systemic racism and social inequality. The book explores the psychological and social mechanisms through which emotions are mobilized for political resistance, offering valuable insights into social movements beyond Argentina’s borders.
Published by Cambridge University Press, this scholarly work contributes significantly to Black studies, Latin American history, and social movement literature, providing readers with a nuanced understanding of how marginalized communities build power through emotional solidarity and collective action.
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