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This week: Voices Radio speaks with Jeanette Charles, the daughter of the Haitian Diaspora popular educator, journalist, and organizer, long time member of the Chiapas support committee, And international solidarity liaison with Venezuela Analysis.Jeanette talks to us about the U.S. lead coup in Venezuela against the Bolivarian Revolution and elected president Nicolas Maduro.

This week: Voices Radio speaks with Jeanette Charles, the daughter of the Haitian Diaspora popular educator, journalist, and organizer, long time member of the Chiapas support committee, And international solidarity liaison with Venezuela Analysis. Jeanette talks to us about the U.S. lead coup in Venezuela against the Bolivarian Revolution and elected president Nicolas Maduro.

Voices Radio: Jeanette Charles talks to us about the U.S. lead coup in Venezuela.

They are invisible to western Media.  They are silent to the Western Audience, however, 60% of Venezuela identifies themselves as Afro-Venezuelan.  Venezuela is one of the few majority black countries in the hemisphere.  Today, Jeanette Charles from Venezuela Analysis joins us to trace the history of the Afro-Venezuelans from the 1700s. We learn about the shared culture and heritage with Haiti, we talk about 19 and 20th-century imperialism and finally their empowerment after the Bolivarian revolution in 1998.  In the end, we also look at their world and see what the Americans can learn and implement!     This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.historicly.net/subscribe

They are invisible to western Media.  They are silent to the Western Audience, however, 60% of Venezuela identifies themselves as Afro-Venezuelan.  Venezuela is one of the few majority black countries in the hemisphere.  Today, Jeanette Charles from Venezuela Analysis joins us to trace the history of the Afro-Venezuelans from the 1700s. We learn about the shared culture and heritage with Haiti, we talk about 19 and 20th-century imperialism and finally their empowerment after the Bolivarian revolution in 1998.  In the end, we also look at their world and see what the Americans can learn and implement! This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://www.historicly.net/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.historicly.net/subscribe</a>

Ep 23-The History of the Invisible Afro-Venezuelans w Jeanette Charles