BLACK BROTHERHOODS AND CABILDOS IN THE CITIES OF THE CARIBBEAN

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Focusing on the historical contributions of black artisans in Caribbean cities since slavery, this book presents valuable research on urban culture and architecture. It explores the cultural significance of cabildos and brotherhoods, emphasizing their role in construction and community values rather than merely folklore. The work is notable for its unique perspective on the often-overlooked history of black builders in a multicultural context. Through an ethnographic lens, it offers a clear methodological framework, enriching the understanding of these communities' impact on urban development.