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RODRIGUES, VERA. SYMBIOSIS OF A CONFLICT: FORCED DISPLACEMENT AND BLACK IDENTITY IN COLOMBIA. CS [online]. 2013, n.12, pp.129-156. ISSN 2011-0324.  https://doi.org/10.18046/recs.i12.1679.

Colombia, home to the second largest black population in Latin America after Brazil, has experienced a social phenomenon that severely affects this segment of the population: forced displacement. By applying an anthropological perspective to the subject, this article analyzes policies and laws enacted to guarantee the rights of the displaced Afro- Colombian population, making note of their contradictions and limits. It proposes to raise some points of conflict in ethno-racial relations that pervade the dialogue between the state and Colombian society.

Keywords : ethnic-racial relations; Colombia; Conflict; Displacement; Human Rights.

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