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Loving with Their Consciousness: Black Women in Trinidad and Tobago Black Power
Abstract:The exclusion of Black women's contributions to social movements has left a gap in the narrative of Black love as revolutionary action. This article addresses the historical narrative by centering Black women and their participation in the 1970 Black Power movement in Trinidad and Tobago as Black love.
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