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That photography has become one of the most banal visual interfaces in twenty-first-century life is no new observation. Every day, millions of peop

[Many thanks to David Auerbach and Maritza Stanchich for bringing this item to our attention.] In their article “Communal Land as Survival: Barbuda’s Decolonial World View,” Line Algoed (PhD researcher at Cosmopolis, the Center for Urban Research, at the Geography Department of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, in Belgium) and Antonio Carmona Báez (professor of political…

In the context of International Women’s day (past 8 March), Black History Month Belgium organized an event around Black Feminism in Belgium Kaaistudio’s. Writer and activist Philsan Osman was one of the guests involved in the panel discussion with Henriette Essami, Aida Yancy and Collectif Susu. The evening was hosted and moderated by Rachael Moore. Malkia Mutiri had the chance to interview Philsan Osman a day after the event, here’s how the conversation went.

Greta Thunberg tapped into an growing area of scholarship when she wrote recently that to save the planet, we first need to dismantle colonial, racist, and patriarchal systems of oppression.