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Memorias: Revista Digital de Historia y Arqueología desde el Caribe
On-line version ISSN 1794-8886
Abstract
ROMERO JARAMILLO, Dolcey and ROMERO SIERRA, Kebby. Black abolitionism in the Colombian Caribbean during the first half of the nineteenth century. memorias [online]. 2023, n.50, pp.11-33. Epub Nov 06, 2023. ISSN 1794-8886. https://doi.org/10.14482/memor.50.720.986.
The central idea from which this article is structured is the one that suggests that although the final disintegration of slavery and its abolition had several protagonists, it is our interest to make visible and show not only the role and share that contributed by the enslaved people in this aspect, but to clearly specify how before the abolitionism brokered by parliament appeared in the context of independence, there was another that we have classified as black, which appeared in unison with enslavement in the 19th century. XVI and ended only when slavery was abolished in 1851. Therefore, this research starts from the methodology of history from below, given, which reaffirms the condition of active subjects of those enslaved in the abolition process in the Colombian Caribbean.
Keywords : abolition; independence; freedom; maroonage; subalternity.