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Month: March 2021

A vision of the world

In order for a people to liberate themselves, they must be capable of envisioning a world free of their oppressors. Their collective imaginary must consist of a vision of a future where they are a sovereign people. Too few of those regarded as our leaders possess this capacity.
Author kamaurashidPosted on March 31, 2021Categories UhuruLeave a comment on A vision of the world

A suffocating myopia

In the grips of a suffocating myopia, some of us celebrate our atomization as a people and the seemingly “progressive” hyperrelativism of this society as if these were sufficient to carry African people into the future under our own aegis as a sovereign people on the basis of our culture.
Author kamaurashidPosted on March 28, 2021Categories Mis-orientationLeave a comment on A suffocating myopia

Ideologies

Ideologies, by their very nature, delimit engagement with the phenomenal world.

Author kamaurashidPosted on March 17, 2021Categories knowledgeLeave a comment on Ideologies

The (anti)social media

The ever impassioned spectacle of division and atomization illustrates the dangers posed by social media for African people, as various ideological operatives express a worldview where the highest politics is self-interest and acceptance in the oppressor’s system is a singular striving.
Author kamaurashidPosted on March 16, 2021Categories UhuruLeave a comment on The (anti)social media

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