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United Nations - Las Naciones Unidas lanzó en enero la Década Internacional para los Pueblos de Ascendencia Africana. La Década tiene el objetivo de proteger los derechos de estas personas, promover la conservación de su patrimonio cultural y reconocer la aportación a otras culturas. Este es el caso de los Gullah, una comunidad de descendientes de esclavos que viven en los estados de Carolina del Sur y Georgia, en Estados Unidos.
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