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.
