2021
DOI: 10.1080/10609164.2021.1912477
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Introduction: visualizing Blackness in colonial Latin America

Abstract: As she lay dying in Lima's convent of La Trinidad in 1696, Tomasa Fernández Montejo, a black-veiled nun, made arrangements for the fates of the two enslaved women in her possession. 1 María Gregoria, a mulata aged four years, was granted liberty; Ysabel María, de casta conga, on the other hand, would be given to the two-year-old child Fernández Montejo was raising in her cell, for the remainder of the child's life. But before Ysabel could be 'free of all subjection and bondage,' she would have one final mistr… Show more

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