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[^0]:    11 The use of the word 'fetter' in this section is adapted from The Communist Manifesto (1848).
12 For more on Hegel, see Jackson (2012). For desire, see Palmer (2011).  
In the United States of America, there are 567 federally recognized Indigenous 'tribes' in addition to nations that do not qualify for recognition. ${ }^{13}$ In Central and South America, there are hundreds of Indigenous Peoples, with 240 in Brazil alone. ${ }^{14}$ Moreover, as the largest importer of enslaved blacks in the Americas, Brazil has seen a unique relationship evolve between blacks and Indigenous Peoples. ${ }^{15}$ Of the mainland Caribbean countries, Belize has several Maya groups and the Garifuna, the descendants of enslaved blacks who intermarried with Carib and Arawakan peoples, fought the British in Saint Vincent, and have been diasporized in several Central American countries. French Guiana has seven Indigenous groups and three Maroon groups. Suriname has four Indigenous and half a dozen Maroon groups. Maroons are generally viewed in the same manner as Indigenous Peoples in international law.