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Introduction to Creating Feminist Futures: Research Methodologies for New Times. [PDF]
Coleman R, Jungnickel K.
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The \u27-ism\u27 of Self-Worth: Analyzing Afrofuturism
There are plenty of books that are marketed as Afrofuturism, however, the definition of the genre is constantly changing. In addition, many of the papers in discourse about what Afrofuturism is are done by academics from outside of the community of ...
Mitchell, Zoe
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'Just because something works doesn't mean it can't be improved': an ethnographic analysis of the health system in Black Panther's Wakanda. [PDF]
Jackson J +13 more
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Technology and addiction: What drugs can teach us about digital media. [PDF]
Hartogsohn I, Vudka A.
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Afrofuturism Rising: The Literary Prehistory of a Movement
Growing out of the music scene, afrofuturism has emerged as an important aesthetic through films such as Black Panther and Get Out. While the significance of these sonic and visual avenues for afrofuturism cannot be underestimated, literature remains ...
Lavender, Isiah, III
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This article offers a reading of Ben Okri’s every leaf a hallelujah (2021) and Zandile Ndhlovu and Katlego Keokgale’s Zandi’s Song (2023) as eco-fictional children’s books that integrate tropical futurisms, Afrofuturism, environmental consciousness, and
Niyi Akingbe
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Impossible Dreaming: On Speculative Education Fiction and Hopeful Learning Futures. [PDF]
Houlden S, Veletsianos G.
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501- Dr. Julian Chambliss on Afrofuturism and the Zora Neale Hurston Festival
In this episode, Holly Baker talks with Dr. Julian Chambliss about Afrofuturism and the 2020 Zora Neale Hurston Festival. Dr. Chambliss revisits the 2020 conference theme, What is Afrofuturism? .
Baker, Holly, Chambliss, Julian
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On Afro-pessimism and Afrofuturism: The Black “Boogeymen” of Childish Gambino and Ghali
This article examines the socially conscious creations of Black “boogeymen” by two artists of widespread appeal and noteworthy success: African American actor, writer, producer, and rapper Donald Glover, and second-generation Italian rapper of Tunisian ...
Lisa Dolasinski
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