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retriever & bearer of indigenous Afrikan lifeways and practices

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on development (reclaiming naming worlds)

Development is a word and a world, A word from a certain kind of…
decolonise, development, earth relations, indigenous knowledge & practices, reclaim, writing 22nd October 201922nd October 2019 Comments 0 2 min read

are we talking about what we are talking about?

We are on our way to Wales for the final section of the GESA…
disruption, earth relations, indigenous knowledge & practices, political, power & power relations, reclaim, reflection, writing 19th December 201818th July 2019 Comments 0 4 min read

brick by brick

When I see the houses in different states of completeness: exposed brick, half-painted brick,…
learning, reflection, writing 6th October 201722nd June 2019 Comments 0

where are those songs?

‘Where are those songs’ is a poem by Micere Githae Mugo (1972) that I…
decolonise, indigenous knowledge & practices, learning, questions, reclaim, regeneration, reimagine, restoration, writing 4th January 201622nd June 2019 Comments 0 1 min read

on poetry, and agosín’s ‘i lived on butterfly hill’

“Poetry is a violence from within that protects us from a violence without” Wallace…
disruption, reclaim, rethinking, reviews, writing 26th November 201518th July 2019 Comments 0 5 min read

an ode to brasilândia

What is Brasilândia? A many layered thing- literally.A mix of textures, colours, sounds, “lá…
power & power relations, reclaim, regeneration, reimagine, rethinking, travel, writing 18th October 201522nd June 2019 Comments 0 2 min read

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