Francio Guadeloupe Books

Exploring the complexities of Black life in the Netherlands, Francio Guadeloupe combines personal narrative with anthropological insight to examine anti-Black racism and multiculturalism. He highlights the intersections of urban popular culture and identity among Afro-Antilleans, revealing how they forge an anti-racist Dutch identity. The book connects contemporary Black experiences to influential critical race theorists and artists, showcasing the successful resistance against racism in civic and professional spheres. This work enriches the discourse on race and identity in a polyethnic society.

Probes the ethos and attitude created by radio disc jockeys on the binational Caribbean island of Saint Martin/Sint Maarten. This book examines the intersection of Christianity, calypso, and capitalism.

Exploring the nuances of identity and racism, Francio Guadeloupe shares his journey as a Black man in the Netherlands through a blend of personal narrative and anthropological insight. He examines how Afro-Antilleans navigate and reshape their identity within a multicultural Dutch landscape, highlighting their contributions to urban culture and anti-racist movements. The book engages with critical race theory and connects to influential Black Atlantic artists, revealing the complexities of Black life and resistance in the Netherlands.