We are proud and excited to announce the launch of our report, created in partnership with @africanofilter. This report serves as a spotlight, highlighting the glaring imbalances about whether Africans are considered experts in their own history. Click https://t.co/OTIu0k9kuY
We and Social Theory Centre at the University of Warwick (@STCsociowarwick) are honored to invite you to a conversation between Rose Miyonga (@RMiyonga) and Mohamad Junaid (@mjunaidr) that examines settler colonial land dispossession and extractivism in Kenya and Kashmir.
Very special to be a part of making this episode alongside @nktgill, @NielsBoender and John Lonsdale. Give it a listen.
CW: we talk about violence, including sexual violence.
Join poet and author @nktgill for latest episode of the Conflict of Interest podcast, where she joins experts @NielsBoender, @RMiyonga and John Lonsdale to ask the big questions about the Mau Mau Uprising.
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@nktgill That is definitely not embarrassing. I have cried in several archives and libraries. It's heavy stuff and it takes emotional work to look at it.
Wholesale transferring of dehumanised peoples deemed disposable to regions deemed less worthy is not just a Nazi idea. It's also a colonial idea, predating Nazism. Your reminder, along with concentration camps, that Nazism & British Empire had significant ideological overlaps.
The Mau Mau uprising remains one of the key early liberation movements against European colonialism on the African continent. Rose Miyonga (@RMiyonga) describes how the liberated Kenyan land has never been redistributed equally and it continues to bear the colonial scars today.
"The lawsuit by @MCzerwienski, @LiliaKilburn, and @amulyamandava ... may present an opportunity for this generation to begin to forge a new model for academia, in which solidarity isn’t just about protecting one’s powerful friends."
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Pre-order our new issue "The Land… From Settler Colonial Property to LANDBACK" (Mar–Apr 2022), which looks at settler colonial land dispossession, extractivism, and property as well as envisions LANDBACK in several contexts.
Official Release: Mar 1
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LENT TERMCARD OUT NOW!
We have such an exciting line-up for this term, with two sessions co-hosted with @CamGendSexHist and @CamCulturalHist!
Join us *tomorrow* to hear papers from the brilliant @RMiyonga and @Debadrita99!
On Zoom and in Cambridge History Faculty, Room 9.
Very excited to be heading out to FOMU Antwerp next month to discuss the 'Unhistories' photography project, and my own research on Mau Mau memories in Kenya with @maxpinckers. https://t.co/kDbqTU0KH2
Rest in power, bell hooks. You taught me so much: about embodied scholarship, about radical love, about revolutionary life. I feel so grateful and so sad.
It's happening in front of our eyes: the stifling of democracy in the UK, with even more dictator's powers being slipped into the Police Bill. Yet the entire Establishment looks the other way. We must fight this as if our lives depend on it. They might.
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