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For @Prof_Comfort , “Charisma” helps us think through questions of literary presence and expression. Why does Lagos have a megapresence in Nigerian lit, for example, especially compared to Nigeria’s capital city, Abuja? post45.org/2024/09/charisma/
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Edited by @pocothought, this morning we bring you 7 “Keywords for Postcolonial Thought,” by Tanya Agathocleous, @Prof_Comfort, @leahmfeldman, @pocothought, Peter Kalliney, @SarahmQuesada, & @sonalithakkar17.
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Our round table on Afrofuturism, liberation and revolutions was just joyful. Being in conversation with these brilliant women about how these themes feature in and animate our work was the stuff of dreams @CAAS_ACEA #congressh @federation_hss @GracieAdeniyi @MoladeOsibodu
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Creative Writing Workshop for Racialized Students lets participants 'showcase the beauty of my background' #UofT ✍️ uoft.me/8RF
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.@UofTArtSci's Comfort Azubuko-Udah created the Creative Writing Workshop for Racialized Students to give #UofT students a space for artistic vulnerability & expression, & to build their confidence as writers & historians for their own life & experiences. utoronto.ca/news/creative-wr…