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Museu Afrodigital Maranhão

Museu Afrodigital Maranhão aims to build a digital collection and virtual exhibitions on the practices of those who identify themselves or are identified as African descent.

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La Negra Barbuda

Self-identified gender queer artist/scholar/activist of African American and Boricua descent. Constantly questioning boundaries and definitions. It is a type of blog for personal an community communication

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Arte por la paz

Personal blog of Western Sahara artist Mohamed Moulud Yeslem in which he promotes his art as well as cultural and activists events related to the Western Sahara

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ARTIFARITI

Website that promotes the activities of ARTIFARITI, an international festival that brings creative artists to the refugee camps in Tindouf to use their art a vehicle for defending the human rights and freedom of the Saharawi people.

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Pintores saharauis

A blog featuring the work of various Saharawi artists

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La negra Barbuda

Self-identified gender queer artist/scholar/activist of African American and Boricua descent. Constantly questioning boundaries