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Los Imigrantes somos importantes Afrosaya

In its groundbreaking first season, The North Pole introduced us to Oakland’s favorite trash-talking, revolutionary polar bears: Nina, Benny, Marcus, and newcomer Finn.

AfroSaya & Immigration

Afroboricuas, Afrosaya, identity afro

Today in our show, I have a conversation with, Marie Nubia-Feliciano, professor at the Chapman University. We talk about the Afroboricuan identity

AfroBoricuas

AFROSAYA and the AP classes

Today in our show, I have a conversation con mi amigo, Jake Mc. He worked in education internationally and now he is teaching the U.S. We talked about his experience as student in America and what he is expecting while teaching. Check it out

AP Classes and where are the Afro/Latinos?

Afro and Media Representation Afrosaya

Today in our show, I talk with an influential social media Afrolatino, Ren from Afro Gente. We talk about media representation and how our Afrolatino identity in the United States is untold, unrepresented and many times misunderstood.

Afros & Media Representation

AfroSaya Talking about June 28

In the making of this podcast and this episode, I was thinking about my experience in Bolivia as member of the LGBT community and how the 1969 changed the life of many people in the world

June 28, 1969

Afro-Latinidad Saya

In the making of this podcast and this episode, I was thinking about the experience of talking about every single country in South America and the presence of African descents.

Afro-Latinidad

Afro-Ecuadorians

Afro-Ecuadorians are citizens of Ecuador. Afro-Ecuadorians are an ethnic group in Ecuador who are descendants of formerly enslaved Africans brought by the Spanish during their conquest of Ecuador from the Incas. They make up from 7% to 10% of Ecuador's population. More on afrosaya.com

African Roots in Ecuador

Afro-Colombians

Panama left Colombia in 1903. 1960, Colombia suffered armed conflict and political violence which scaled until the 1990s. Since 2005, there has been significant improvement in security, stability, and rule of law.

African Roots in Colombia

AfroVenezuela, Afrosaya, Afro

Afro-Venezuela is a term that also refers to the combining of African and other cultural elements found in Venezuelan society such as arts, music, religion, race, language and culture. Between 1576 and 1810, about half a million African slaves were transported to Venezuela via Portuguese, Catalan, French, English, Belgium and Dutch slave ships.

African Roots in Venezuela

Afro Guyana, afrosaya, saya, afro

It is often considered part of the Caribbean region because of its strong cultural, historical, and political ties with other Anglo-Caribbean countries and the Caribbean Community

African Roots in Guyana

Afrosaya, Afrolatino, Afro-surinamese

Surinam was a Dutch colony from 1667, when Dutch forces occupied the territory until 1954, when Surinam became a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

African Roots in Surinam

Afro-French-Guiana AFROSAYA Podcast

French Guiana is a beautiful country located in South America. The capital city is Cayenne. French Guiana is an overseas department and region of France. French Guiana shares borderland with Brazil and Suriname.

African Roots in French-Guiana

Thank you episode AFROSAYA PODCAST

In this episode, we want to thank you for listening our podcast. Keep scrolling down to listen the Thank You episode.

Thanks for Listening

Afro-Brazilians, AfroSaya, AfroSaya Podcast, Podcast, Afro,

Over nearly three centuries from the late 1500s to the 1860s, Brazil was consistently the largest destination for African slaves in the Americas.

African Roots in Brazil

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AfroSaya Review

AFROSAYA Podcast is available on Thursdays. You can get the podcast on your favorite podcast app. Afrosaya Podcast is like a radio on demand and you can find old episodes […]

AFROSAYA Podcast Available

Afro-Bolivia Filmmaker, AfroSaya, Bolivia, South America

In this episode, I talk with my good friend Sisa Bueno (New York) who shares with us her personal experience in Bolivia and how her project could be one of the most important one.

The Filmmaker and The Constitution

Afro-Bolivians, AfroSaya Podcast, Afro, Podcast, Saya, Bolivia, African Bolivians,

Our guess for today is Bolivia. As we intent, this is a podcast about Blackness in the Americas.

African Roots in Bolivia

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This is our last episode of 2018. Hope you join us in 2019. Here, I am with a very special person. Check us out!

Bye, Bye 2018

Today in our show, we will go over this fantastic year of 2018. Hard to believe but soon it’s going to be over!  As you know, this is a podcast […]

Afrosaya in 2018

Afro-Peruvians

Afro-Peruvians Ritmo, Color y Sabor Today in our show, we will continue with our journey throughout South America. As we intent, this is a podcast about Blackness in the Americas. […]

African Roots in Perú

Afro-Chilean, AfroSaya, AfroSaya Podcast, Afro-Latinos

Afro-Chileans The African Soldiers Today in our show, we will continue talking about Blackness in the Americas. Our guess is Chile. Afro-Chileans have been historically excluded and this episode we honor […]

African Roots in Chile

AfroParaguayans Afrosaya Podcast

Afro-Paraguayan  The Kamba Kokues Today in our program, we continue talking about Blackness in the Americas. Our guess is Paraguay. We share a little bit of history, music, culture and […]

African Roots in Paraguay

Mural Homenaje al Candombe, afro uruguayan, uruguaya

Afro-Uruguayan The owner of Candombe Today in our show, we continue talking about Blackness in the Americas. Our guess is Uruguay. We share a little bit of history, music, culture […]

African Roots in Uruguay

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Journalist, writer and blogger. Public advocate for justice and equal rights. Has first-hand experience of Afro-Latin American's civil rights. Has advocated and spoken publicly on Immigration, Human Rights, Intercultural Property, and Development. His activism has involved him as an exhibitor in national and international conferences. Alejandro has been writing for different blogs such as “We of the Saya”, “Somos Afrobolivianos”, “Cultura Now” and “AFROSAYA”. Recently, he published his podcasts in Spanish "Somos Afrobolivianos" and English "Cultura Now". "Somos Afrobolivianos" won the Latin Podcast Award in 2017 in the category of Society and Culture. Currently he works coaching ESL students and producing his own podcasts: “AFROSAYA” and “Cultura Now”

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