Towards Braver Spaces
In this article, written together/separately with colleague Imane B.K. We write about how we have worked, the impact of our work on ourselves and others, and the changes that have arisen in terms of our own perspectives on the work they do within these spaces.
Social Death on Parade
What is social death and what can potentially lead to it? Could the search for ‘inclusion’ or notoriety (but not yet fame) be detrimental? Instead of offering answers, this article collects questions and open-ended references, left for the reader to explore.
Making Space Together
What can Wildin’ out as a theory mean? Equally as a way of life, a philosophy and a way of new worldin. One that steals away from establishments and includes the act of breakin’. As in breakin’ things down. As in breakin’, failing and creating new understandings of self through that breakin’.
Latasha’s Short Ride. Long Historical Leanings
But honestly, that’s not what we remember ourselves to be. Rejoined into the fold of society. The only desired parts of us were our members. Latasha was too young.
Staging Slavery
Bringing together theatrical praxis and drawing on the works of bell hooks, Audre Lorde, and others, this epilogue offers a searing and insightful critique of the continuation of past representations of Blackness in modern-day theater and film. The article exposes there is still much work.
Migration, Equality & Racisms 44 Opinions
We need to continue to do the work to stop centering white European intellectual production, by anchoring our understanding of Black studies as a degree course, not just as some kind of intellectual exercise.