El autor Colson Whitehead habla con la escritora y traductora Míriam Cano sobre su obra y su última novela, El ritmo de Harlem, una novela sobre desigualdades de clase y la discriminación racial que aún hoy dominan la sociedad estadounidense.
Videos & Publications
Against Racism
The Fight of African Women
Carlos Bajo
Jane Alexander: "Security with Traffic" (Influx Control)
"Apartheid. The South African mirror" Installation at the Pati de les Dones CCCB
Jim Crow: Racism in the United States
Apartheid. The South African Mirror
Sara Ahmed
On Complaint
Angela Davis
Revolution today
Colson Whitehead
A talk with the author of “The Underground Railroad: A Novel”
Mona Eltahawy and Najat El Hachmi
Genuine Freedom
NoViolet Bulawayo and Gemma Parellada
Dialogues for Thinking about Diversity
I am not your periphery
Karo Moret
Tahar Ben Jelloun and Lilian Thuram
Racism is Still Here and So Are We
The Best Intentions
Soy cámara online
Beyond comic strips
Peter Bagge
The nightmare of the American dream
Tom Gauld
The book-lover's cartoonist
Marjane Satrapi
The artist paints a mural at the CCCB
Rocío Quillahuaman and Roberta Vázquez
Precarious lives, no filters
Mamen Moreu, Maribel Carod, Ana Belén Rivero and Irene Márquez
El Jueves it's no longer what it was
Gilbert Shelton
The author talks with his characters
Juarma
Busting the phone booth in my hometown with rocks three times made me a cartoonist
Dave McKean
The blue tree
Zeina Abirached and Paco Roca
Fertile Hybridisations of Reality and Fiction
The Comics of Pier Paolo Pasolini
Breixo Harguindey
Paul Gravett
Infinite Canvases: Twenty-First Century Comics
Drawn nonfiction: an overview
Jorge Carrión
Jordi Costa, Eloy Fernández Porta, Albert Fernández and Enric Cucurella
The X-Men: Beyond the comic
Raw materials
AzkonaToloza, Rodrigo Rammsy and Elisenda Pallarès
Mineral song: Concert and geological conversation
Henry Sanderson
Rare-earth elements
Juan Arnau
Matter as imagination
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