Anti-Blackness and the Prevalence of Afropessimism
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Anti-Blackness and the Prevalence of Afropessimism

I have written that the power formation that prevails over our world today is a white-supremacist, capitalist, and patriarchal power formation, citing the work of bell hooks. I would like to qualify my previous writings by marking the difference between white supremacy and anti-blackness.

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Profound Silences
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Profound Silences

Any and every story that enables us to make sense of modern European colonialism and imperialism must feature an increasing number of indescribable horrors.

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Running Thoughts on Trauma
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Running Thoughts on Trauma

The way to get peoples to affirm an ideological or mythical reason for denying care to themselves and others is to (i) traumatize peoples in some way shape or form, (ii) allow their traumas to fester unresolved for an extended duration, and then (iii) play upon their traumas.

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For the Witches
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For the Witches

The witch hunts were an assault on indigeneity within Europe that complemented European’s assaults on indigeneity without. These twin assaults on indigeneity prepared the way for humanism to prevail by enabling European Man to make the “enlightened” claim that his local peculiarities were universalities that peoples all across the globe must be made to aspire to.

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For the Ancestors
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For the Ancestors

The progressive capitalist says it is imperative that we reduce the dead to the eliminated in order to accelerate and innovate, but the fact is this: all liberating social transformations involve taking time to commune with the dead.

A revolution that does not liberate the dead from oppressive forces cannot liberate the living from oppressive forces.

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Towards Genuine Intellectual Freedom
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Towards Genuine Intellectual Freedom

If the university appears to be an indispensable haven for the intellect it is only because the world at large has become a hell for the intellect.

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Anthropologies Beyond the Human
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Anthropologies Beyond the Human

Why must Western(ized) anthropologists speak of peoples living in “small foraging bands” when the peoples they are referring to can and do live as if they are part of immense and complex societies that involve great multitudes of sentient non-human others?

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The Great Derangement
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The Great Derangement

We must all be traumatized if we are able to rationalize a way of life that allows us to disregard the fact that wildlife populations on Earth have plummeted by more than two-thirds in the past half-century and to disregard the fact that half of the languages on Earth are likely to disappear over the course of the next century.

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The War on Terra
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The War on Terra

Thus far, I have only been articulating theories and describing my approach to the (de-/re-)construction of our deathly world of suffering.

Beginning with this dispatch, I would like to begin telling my story and narrating my approach to the (de-/re-)construction of our deathly world of suffering.

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Three Freedoms
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Three Freedoms

Reading Graeber and Wengrow’s The Dawn of Everything in order to frame the question, “What can we do in our time, the present, to (re-)construct a world in which imperialist power formations are historical curiosities and the freedoms to disobey, to migrate, and to (de-/re-)construct worlds are decisive?”

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