The new Monica Lewinsky–produced documentary takes the issue seriously without turning it into a cultural war bludgeon. But it can’t imagine a solution that isn’t dangerous.
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Afrofuturism And its Possibility of Elsewhere: The Power of Political Imagination
Cultural theorist Kodwo Eshun defines Afrofuturism as a practice to establish the historical character of Black culture by bringing African peoples into a global history denied to them.
Chinese Digital Art Mocks Western Criticism of Labour Conditions in Xinjiang
Referring to a one-horned Chinese mythical beast, it shows two figures with white pointed hoods interviewing a scarecrow in a field of cotton and Black slaves.
11 Reason Why 2020 Was a Turning Point for the Better
A lot of good things also happened in 2020; events that might, in the course of time, become more instrumental than the pandemic itself.
An Open Letter to the Police in India
Remember the oath you took and stand for what’s right.
Seattle’s CHAZ: A Bastion of Change or Short-Lived Utopia?
Hundreds of protesters have taken over seven blocks in the Capitol Hill neighbourhood of Seattle, transforming it into the 'Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone', or 'CHAZ'.
#BlackLivesMatter: Let’s Not Forget India’s Closeted Racism
Considering how African nationals are ostracised in our country, Indian hypocrisy is currently at an all-time high.
A New American Revolution
Where a dream, though deferred, is never denied.
The Anatomy of Revolutionary Violence
Violence must not be made the apparatus of justice if we do not intend it to be the law in the new world born in the aftermath.
The Complicity of Silent Observers
"Black lives matter, they scream from rooftops. Curiously silent on our own systemic rot."