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The afroLatin@ forum’s work is guided by the following core values:

Community

We value the strength, endurance, cultures, experiences and knowledge of Latin@s of African descent in the United States and globally.

Racial Justice

We value and promote all efforts directed at bringing about social and economic equity.  We emphasize a transnational perspective on the role of race in society, historically and in the present.

Affirmation and Celebration

We value our history, acknowledge our contributions, and celebrate the African foundations of our diverse cultural expressions.

Dialogue

We value the respectful exchange of perspectives across and within ethnic communities and national borders.

Transparency

We value an ethical, open, and collaborative approach in our work. We are committed to a communal vision.
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