This is a position paper about a subject position.
One of the documents I have been pouring over the past seven years tells of a plot in 1612 by Mexico’s black population to kill all male Spaniards, rape the young, beautiful women, and enslave the native population.
My research agenda explores the agency, subjectivity, and performance of Black diasporic identities in early modern Iberia (Portugal, Spain, and Valencia) and the Ibero-Atlantic world.