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Nómadas

Print version ISSN 0121-7550On-line version ISSN 2539-4762

Abstract

HANDELSMAN, Michael. Juan Montaño Escobar, the jazzman of the 8 minutes 46 seconds of Black Lives Matter. Nómadas [online]. 2020, n.53, pp.87-103.  Epub June 07, 2021. ISSN 0121-7550.  https://doi.org/10.30578/nomadas.n53a5.

This essay analyzes the literary response of Ecuadorian Juan Montaño Escobar to the Black Lives Matter movement and the tragic death of George F. Floyd, Jr. on May 25, 2020. More than a protest or complaint, Montaño presents a statement of collective appropriation of those stolen 8 minutes 46 seconds, to claim them as an act of (re)existence and resignification, precisely because Black Lives Matter and because the movement highlights the systemic racism that defines the his-tory of the Americas.

Keywords : Racism; Maroonage; Diaspora; (Re)existence; Memory; Body.

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