A new exhibition from the General Archive of the Nation in Peru is highlighting four centuries of Afro-Peruvian history, struggle, and cultural contributions. The display, to be held in La Victoria, features documents that reveal a history often marginalized within the national narrative. The exhibit aims to bring to light the experiences and legacy of the Afro-Peruvian community, acknowledging a past frequently overlooked. Organizers emphasize the importance of remembering and recognizing this vital part of Peru’s identity. The collection showcases a rich history of perseverance and cultural survival. The exhibition seeks to counter historical silences and promote a more inclusive understanding of Peruvian heritage. It represents a significant effort to preserve and share a crucial, yet often untold, story.