Rise Up or Die!

The Struggle Against the Genocide of Black People in Brazil

Häftad, Engelska, 2025

AvAndreia Beatriz Silva dos Santos,Hamilton Borges dos Santos,João H Costa Vargas

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Call it “bad manners,” but the militants of Rise Up or Die!—Brazil's radical Black liberation movement—refuse to abide by the rules of a society that is killing Black people. Confronting centuries of hyper-exploitation and dehumanization of Black people in Brazil, Rise Up or Die! invented a new political vocabulary for Black self-determination, introduced sexual health and food justice initiatives, attracted militants and activists from the most marginalized spaces of one of the largest Black nations in the world, and founded an autonomous Pan-Africanist school as part of their broader struggle for collective liberation.As the activists of Rise Up or Die! say, “Creative hatred is what makes you build new things,” and indeed they have relentlessly pursued invention as the necessary alternative to the nation’s genocidal model of racial democracy. Known in Brazil as Reaja ou Será Morto/Reaja ou Será Morta, this is the story of their organization, in their own words, as they resist a culture that simply hates Black people.

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Utgivningsdatum2025-10-09
Mått152 x 228 x 17 mm
Vikt336 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor240
FörlagCommon Notions
MedarbetareDylan Rodrguez
ISBN9781945335280
ÖversättareJoão H Costa Vargas

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Andréia Beatriz Silva dos Santos is a cofounder and main organizers of Reja ou Será Morto/Reaja ou Será Morta (Rise Up or Die!). She is trained as a medical doctor.Hamilton Borges dos Santos is a cofounder and main organizers of Reja ou Será Morto/Reaja ou Será Morta (Rise Up or Die!); Hamilton is a poet, writer, amateur gardener.João H. Costa Vargas is Professor of Anthropology at the University of California, Riverside and the author of The Denial of Antiblackness: Multiracial Redemption and Black Suffering.

INTRODUCTION by João Costa Vargas 31. BEGINNINGS 12 (How Andréia and Hamilton’s personal and community experiences prepared them for the formation of Rise Up in 2005, from their childhood to the consolidation of their political perspective.)Intimacy with Death 12Theater and “Os Maloqueiros” 14Belo Horizonte 19Growing Up Black in Porto Alegre, and Going to Medical School 24The Mark of Blackness 32Provocation Wednesdays 35Prisons, Carcerality, and Communitarian Cultural Action 40Grounding in Black Communities 462. PHASES 58 (The distinct phases of Rise Up, including its expansions, retractions. A description of the ways in which Rise Up went from a campaign against the genocide of Black people to a political organization.)The Cabula Massacre: Evaluating the Collective Trajectory and Moving Forward 583. FUNDAMENTALS 66(The key concepts informing the development of Rise Up, as well as the analytical perspectives that emerged out of Rise Up’s trajectory of struggle.)Creative Hatred 66A Deep Black Sadness 72A Collective Armor 75Black Transnational Love 80Vital Command 84Sequela 854. FUTURITY 90 (Rooted in yet modifying Abdias do Nascimento and Beatriz Nascimento’s concepts of Quilombismo, this final chapter focuses on Rise Up’s perspective on a desired future that is autonomous and Black affirming.)Quilombismo 90Land 95Futuristic Ancestrality 98