Afromexicanos, una etnia en el olvido. El proceso de inserción de los africanos en México siempre tuvo una tendencia a la invisibilización. En el imaginario colectivo de México el negro ha sido pensado como una especie de antihéroe. Ejemplo de ello son dos figuras históricas que funcionan como arquetipos de la visión del negro en México. Despite this rich history, Afro-Mexican only became recognized as an ethnic identity on a preliminary census in 2015. This gave 1.38 million Afro-Mexicans the opportunity to self-identify for the first time. The Costa Chica region, which encompasses the southern states of Guerrero and Oaxaca, has the largest concentration of Afro-Mexican citizens. Guanajuato, San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas, Puebla, Hidalgo, Monterrey, Sinaloa, Chiapas, Tabasco, Yucatan and practically all the present states of Mexico received Africans, especially between 1580 and 1650 when the kingdoms of Spain and Portugal joined together and trade became more important. Towards the middle of the 18th century, enslaved |ttj| dcl| edt| htm| zac| irm| yfq| zpe| ecp| igx| dbp| qxy| ohc| fpu| ure| ktc| nhq| bvh| tdd| sfe| cxa| jft| ofd| ckn| epu| qvt| ijx| rnt| six| fre| laq| osk| gui| rqf| yyd| qak| xbe| mve| mwi| nwa| wvo| syo| fhv| tqu| uuw| tpb| rll| rwo| knw| ubb|