#Fanon

Anurag Shukla

Anuraag_Shukla

A thread on the life and work of Aimé Césaire:Aimé Césaire was an #anticolonialist poet and politician, who helped found the journal #Black Student in Paris in the 1930s, which

Youth for Social Justice T&T

Y4SJ_TT

Welcome back to #Y4SJBookClubToday we are going through Chapter 1 of "Sexing the Caribbean" by Kerala KempadooPlease share widely and contribute your own thoughts about the chapter.The convention is:No brackets

fianso ath vouzidh ⵣ

Fianso1er

THREAD La chose cruciale que j’ai retenu de mes cours avec Dr. Shiera Malik pendant mon échange aux US c’est que pour démonter un système, il faut s’en prendre à

Guilaine Kinouani

KGuilaine

Fanon called the black body ‘phobogenic’ prone becoming the repository of white/colonial neurotic projections. Part of what happens to black bodies in white spaces is a reproduction rather re-enactment of

Working Class Literature

workingclasslit

#OtD 28 Jul 1937, rioting broke out in #Barbados against the arrest of trade unionist Clement Payne, part of a wave of Caribbean labour unrest. Barbadian novelist, George Lamming (who

Evan Auguste

SonDessalines

I was real excited about #ABPsiAncestors and I'll be sharing a few. First is Haitian psychiatrst, Dr. Louis Mars (1906-2000) ! I'll go into more detail, but in many ways

jatella

jatella

I’d love to talk to you about the failures of Tommy C. Curry’s _The Man-Not: Race, Class, Genre, and the Dilemmas of Black Manhood_ and why it’s both a danger

Durakov

SashaDurakov

I've come to believe that a thing called "anti-psychiatry" does not exist, or that the name is a misnomer 99% of the time. Psychiatry is usually formulated as the "healing

Wesley Yang

wesyang

Ruy Teixeira interviewed in Persuasion on the "boutique social liberalism that is much more common in elite circles": "They don't want to defund the police -- but they're against police

Caught in a Necromance

necromancydrew

I don't want to disengage from current events to talk about fandom shit but I would like to note that critiques of the Star Wars sequel trilogy that are rooted

JazzyDaddyDolla

JazzyDaddyDolla

June Milne was Kwame Nkrumah’s editorial assistant and was tasked with helping Nkrumah create his publishing company PanAf books (which is some of my favorite books and must haves) The

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ceehax

Given ableism is at the heart of these theories and all forms of resistance to evidence based covid measures, and all forms of bigotry, it's no longer enough to not

k'eguro

keguro_

Prof. Walcott returning us to psychoanalysis and Fanon and visuality.Lewis Gordon on Fanon. How a turn to theorizing global blackness was not engaging Caribbean thinkersAnd Prof. Walcott's turn to Kamau

Shira Buchsbaum

sbooksbowm

Sharing my model of the #FanfictionCommunicationCircuit, a refashioning of Darnton's circuit that places fanfiction production in tandem to traditionally-published books and elaborates on the production of creative reader responses! #bo

Ellis Monk

EllisMonk

1/n Saw some activity mentioning my new paper "Linked Fate and Mental Health among African Americans" (thanks!). This study taps into what I see as a neglected aspect of racial

Chisomo Kalinga, PhD

MissChisomo

There’s something I want to say carefully. I am receiving at least 2-3 requests a day to give talks, join projects w/in . And I’m grateful for each invitation. I

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