Paris on May 9, 2010 The May 10, 2006, in Paris, was voted Taubira Act (driven by Ms Christiane Taubira, black Senator French Guyana) that recognizes and establishes May 10 as National Day of Commemoration of the Abolition of the slave trade, slavery and its recognition as a crime against humanity.
is in this context that Triangulation integrates Kultural Paris since 2006 the group Submit a past too, participating in commemorative activities (artistic presentations, screenings, exhibitions, conferences / debates , educational activities in primary schools) in the town of Fontenay Sous bois, located on the outskirts of Paris.
This year for the second time, the Paris TK in the Park of the Administration of Fontenay Sous Bois, exposure Cultural Resistance: is a map, accompanied by text and photos explaining how they traveled, perpetuated, resisted and adapted the various African cultures and beliefs through the force brought from African populations and enslaved during the slave trade, to create in the Americas and the Caribbean new syncretic culture as a form of cultural resistance against a culture hegemonic foreign.
In this context of oppression born African American and Afro-Caribbean cultures known as the Lando in Peru, the Bullerengue in Colombia, Candombe in Uruguay, the Gwoka in Guadalupe, the Voodoo in Haiti, Santeria in Cuba, etc ....
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