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Ep. 3: Fragmented Autonomy (with Jenaro Abraham)

Aug 11, 20201 hr 10 min
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Episode description

Caroline talks with Jenaro Abraham is a Diasporican academic, born in the American South and raised in Puerto Rico. In this episode, the conversation touches on Jenaro's political awakening going to protests with his father in Vieques during the Navy occupation, growing up in the US and then moving to Puerto Rico at age 15 and Jenaro's own academic research and his theory of "Fragmented Autonomy". Jenaro Abraham received his MA in Latin American History from the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus. He is currently pursuing his doctoral studies in Political Science at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana, where he's currently writing his dissertation on the FARC's political trajectory. Jenaro currently tweets from @JenaroAbraham.
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