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   <title>Humanizing Migration in the Americas - Rachel Cantave screens Chèche Lavi</title>
   <author>Evan Little</author>
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   <description>Rachel Cantave, assistant professor in International Affairs and an anthropologist by training, produced the documentary film Chèche Lavi, chronicling the hopes of two Haitians who decided to leave Brazil in search of a different life in the United States.  Evan Little, '21, reports on the screening and the discussion led afterwards by Cantave, whose courses, including Excavating Culture and Colorism in Paradise, examine the legacies of colonialism and imperialism in human scale.</description>
   <pubDate>Wed, 01 Apr 2020 11:27:38 -0800</pubDate>
   <tags>LALS,Latin American and Latinx Studies,Rachel Cantave,International Affairs,Haiti,migration,Cheche Lavi,documentary,film,</tags>
   <image2caption>Rachel Cantave (left) with filmmakers and narrators at Guadalajara Film Festival</image2caption>
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