Johis Alarcón

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www.johannaalarcon.com

I am black because the sun looked at me

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Location: Ecuador

Nationality: Ecuadorian

Biography: Johanna Alarcón (1992) is a freelance photojournalist and visual storyteller based in Ecuador. Johanna´s work is focused on social justice, human rights, and gender related issues. She is a National Geographic Explorer and member of... MORE

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I am black because the sun looked at me

Copyright Johis Alarcón 2024

Updated Nov 2022

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This book is the result of five years portraying stories of maroon sisters and African-descent women, who, from their spirituality, opened paths of freedom for all humanity. The publication includes a Fanzine that is a collective creation between black women of different generations who narrate their personal and community stories reflecting on racism and female maroon struggle in the region. This project is supported by National Geographic Society

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