Blackness Without Ethnicity

Explore the intricate dynamics of race and identity in "Blackness Without Ethnicity" by Livio Sansone, published by Palgrave USA in 2003. This thought-provoking paperback delves into the complexities of culture and identity, challenging the dominant American frameworks that often inadequately describe racial differences in various global contexts, particularly in Brazil. With 248 pages of insightful analysis, Sansone invites readers to broaden their understanding of race relations and consider the multicultural nuances that shape our world today. Perfect for those interested in Black studies, ethnic issues, and social anthropology, this book is a vital addition to the discourse on globalization and race identity. Discover how nuanced perspectives can enhance our understanding of multiculturalism in Latin America and beyond.