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- Description:
- In this interview, Cécile Ilunga describes instances of racism throughout her personal and professional life as well as the impacts of colonialism on her upbringing. …
- Year:
- 2022
- Contributor:
- Brown University. Ruth J Simmons Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice (Creator)
- Musée royal de l’Afrique centrale (Creator)
- National Museum of African American History and Culture (U.S.) (Creator)
- Bayala, Armand (videographer)
- Ceuppens, Bambi (interviewer)
- Ilunga, Cécile (interviewee)
- Shemisi, Paul (videographer)
- Genre:
- oral histories (literary genre)
- Subject:
- The Royal Union of the Congolese of Belgium (URCB)
- Afro-Belgian culture
- Afterlives of slavery and colonialism
- Black people--Belgium--Social conditions.
- Colonialism
- Congolese (Democratic Republic)--Belgium--Ethnic identity.
- Congolese (Democratic Republic)--Belgium--Social conditions.
- Congolese (Democratic Republic)--Cultural assimilation--Belgium.
- Expo (International Exhibitions Bureau) (1958 : Brussels, Belgium)
- Historical erasure
- Métis--Congo--Biographies.
- Racial violence
- Racism
- Workplace discrimination
- Belgium
- Lubumbashi (Congo)
- Local ID:
- Belgium_Ilunga_Cécile1_3_access_PHCH3016_Proxy
- Language:
- French
- Collection:
- Brown University Library
- Geographic Emphases
- The University and Beyond
- Global Curatorial Project
- GCP Belgium