Seminario Internacional Fidel Castro, Malcom X y Lucius Walker: Contribuciones al antiracismo en el desarrollo curricular

Lista de contribuciones

4. Ceremonia de Apertura

29/5/23, 9:00

5. Inicio del Seminario

1/6/23, 9:00

3. Encuentro con Rosmery Mily

1/6/23, 9:20

6. Cierre del Seminario

2/6/23, 9:00

7. Encuentro con Rosmery Mily

2/6/23, 9:20

8. Ceremonia de Clausura

2/6/23, 10:20

15. Amazin’ Grace (for the late Rev Lucius Walker)

Zayid Muhammad (Malcolm X Commemoration Committee-NYC)

This is a memorial praise poem rooted in the West African praise tradition, adapted in the Americas by Afro Descendants. It leans upon the subject’s radical appreciation of scripture and elucidates picture of an original life of tremendous human solidarity. It was crafted upon his passing in 2010 and was previously published in The Journal of PanAfrican Studies......

9. Black Studies in Cuba: The Case of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and Malcolm X

Dr. Bedour Alagraa (University of Texas - Austin), Sra. Jewell Humphrey (UCLA), Joshua Myers (Howard University), Dr. Justin Dunnavant (UCLA), Sr. Kamau Sadiki

We propose a panel that considers that importance of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) to the development of critical consciousness in the African Diaspora. We will discuss the possibilities of a maritime anthropology in Cuba as it relates to a shipwreck involving the UNIA’s Black Star Line in Havana. Further, we will discuss Malcolm X’s critical engagement with both the UNIA...

12. Digital Archiving and Preserving Black Resistance: The Story of Rev. Lucius Walker and IFCO-Pastors for Peace

Ajamu Dillahunt (Michigan State University/Pastors for Peace)

Founded in 1967, the Interreligious Foundation of Community Organizations/Pastors for Peace (IFCO) has and continues to play an instrumental role in the movement for social transformation in the United States and abroad. Under the leadership of Rev. Lucius Walker, IFCO not only brought a faith-based perspective to the fight for reparations, Black political power, and economic justice, but IFCO...

16. EL PENSAMIENTO DE FIDEL CASTRO RUZ Y LA IDENTIDAD CULTURAL DEL PROFESIONAL

Ismael Tamayo Rodríguez (Profesor de Filosofía, Universidad de La Habana, Cuba)

La formación del profesional en la universidad es una necesidad en la búsqueda de alternativas hacia el desarrollo de sólidos criterios identitarios y puntos de referencia bien orientados que aumenten su capacidad para comprender el mundo y participar en él de forma responsable y consciente. Desde esta perspectiva se aprovecha la experiencia del autor de más de 30 años en estudios sobre...

17. Fidel Castro Ruz. Paradigma de los universitarios cubanos en el enfrentamiento a la COVID 19 basado en su concepto de Revolución.

Gabriela Celia Martín Hernández (estudiante)

Antecedentes: Como dijo nuestro líder Fidel Castro: “Y siempre fue la universidad foco de lucha y foco de rebeldía en la historia de nuestro país“y recientemente se demostró cuando todo el estudiantado estuvo presente en la lucha incansable durante la pandemia de la COVID 19, cumpliendo así con el concepto de Revolución expuesto por él en el año 2000. Objetivo: Exponer la manera en que los...

2. Martí y Fidel: el Sistema Penitenciario desde sus experiencias. Bases para un análisis del Sistema Penitenciario cubano actual.

Claudia Blanco Carralero (Estudiante)

Resumen:
Desde el principio de la civilización fue necesario el enfrentamiento a aquellas personas que han infringido las normas de convivencia. Con el desarrollo de la sociedad, el tratamiento a estos sujetos ha evolucionado. Empero, en múltiples páginas de la historia universal la clase dominante ha utilizado el Sistema Penitenciario como método represivo para doblegar las ideas opuestas a...

14. Red Star ( A Memorial Praisepoem for Fidel)

Zayid Muhammad (Malcolm X Commemoration Committee-NYC)

This is a memorial praise poem rooted in the West African praise tradition, adapted by Afro Descendants in the Americas honoring the life legacy and enduring resilience of Commandante Fidel Castro. It was originally prepared for a NY Memorial Tribute to Fidel back in the Winter of 201 just after his passing. It is framed by both the polemical and rhetorical love for the Cuban Revolution that...

10. The Pedagogy of Liberation in the Freedom Struggle of African Americans

William Sales, Jr (IFCO)

This paper will document the development of a pedagogy of liberation within the evolving freedom struggle of African Americans with particular emphasis on the model of Malcolm X and Lucius Walker as a prototype of the "new man." The paper's temporal focus will be the period 1968 through 2010. International solidarity and especially the role of Cuba in the development of the African American...

13. The Resurgence of Malcolm X as ‘Credible Messenger’ in the face of Fascism

Zayid Muhammad (Malcolm X Commemoration Committee-NYC)

This paper will look at a dimension of the legacy of Malcolm X not often mentioned in international circles: His incredible transcendent persona who then became a ‘model’ for personal human transformation in spite of once being trapped by the genocidally dangerous conditions and ‘lumpen’ violence. This paper will also seek to establish that his emergence as the tremendous beacon of...

11. “REVOLUTIONARY ECUMENISM”: IFCO, LUCUIS WALKER & THE ANTI-IMPERIALIST BLACK FREEDOM MOVEMENT

Dr. Richard Benson (University of Pittsburgh), Richard Benson (University of Pittsburgh)

This presentation examines the Black Power ecumenism and anti-poverty advocacy of the Interreligious Foundation for Community Organizations (IFCO). Under the leadership of Reverend Lucius Walker, IFCO was founded in 1967 and became the vanguard ecumenical apparatus for Black community support and anti-colonial/imperialist liberation during the significant historical period of the Black...