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Vol 7 No 1 (2022): Kent Law Review
Published:
2022-09-03
Articles
Are we all Human? Anti-Colonial Consciousness and Critique of Humanism
Riya Bhattacharya
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Does the Politics of Recognition function as a mechanism for the amelioration of colonialism’s effects, or as a means through which these effects are reproduced?
Monique Mcintosh
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It has been argued that ‘blackness’ is a key site through which surveillance is practiced, narrated and enacted. In short, as S. Browne puts it: ‘Surveillance is nothing new to black folks. It is the fact of antiblackness’. (S. Browne, Dark Matters, p.10)
Ogugua Chizea
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Did Edward Said’s Orientalism inaugurate a new kind of study of colonialism?
Leah Arthur
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‘Blackness’ is a key site through which surveillance is practiced, narrated and enacted. In short, as S. Browne puts it: ‘Surveillance is nothing new to black folks. It is the fact of antiblackness’.
Niki Kapourelakou
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Interview with Lord Reed
KLR Editorial Board interviews
Jireh Akandwanaho, Amber Lennox
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