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Chisomo Kalinga, PhD

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For those who say the locals are happy to participate... Many are not. But because of their poverty some they feel they will be left out of initiatives if they

Alright here’s my thread on racism in U.K. academia... David Starkey edition. Last year, @AfricaJacs approached me to take part in this fabulous collection about “ethics in collaboration”. Almost every

I'd like to talk about the value and innovation of social media use, particularly by black/African scholars, especially women. For me, decolonisation = innovation and I turned to social media

This discussion on Doja Cat is raising important issues of white supremacy, colourism, biracial identity, being a POC raised alone by a white parent... but there's an element of needing

This tweet deserved to go viral. The gentrification of decolonisation was inevitable. Northern scholars, determined to secure funding from it, had to change the parameters to do so. To paraphrase

Some people on my timeline are a bit confused about the Karen debacle. So here’s a brief overview. “Karen” aka “Becky, Molly, Sharon or Susan” is a blanket term given