Pablo Miguel SIERRA SILVA
M.A. 2008, UCLA - Latin American History; B.A. 2006, University of Pennsylvania - Latin American Studies, World History.
 
E-mail: sierrapm@ucla.edu
 
Subfield
Colonial Mexico, African Presence in Mexico and Latin America, Marriage Patterns in Colonial Urban Centers

Research
16th and 17th century focus on urban centers in Central Mexico, primarily Puebla de los Angeles and Mexico City. Intermarriage between African slaves and Indigenous workers in labor-intensive textile mills, "obrajes."

Advisors
Pr. Kevin Terraciano

Conference Presentations
“żNegros o Prietos?: The Negotiation of Afro-Mexican Identity in Sixteenth Century Puebla”; “El matrimonio negro en Puebla, 1585-1615: żAfro-criollismo o mestizaje?”; “Migrants and Slaves: Afro-indigenous Relations and the Urban Sphere in Puebla and Zacatecas.”

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