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Review: An African History of Africa – by Zeinab Badawi
Zeinab Badawi’s book offers an Afrocentric perspective on African history, challenging colonial narratives and highlighting the contributions of African civilizations. It discusses figures like Mansa Musa and Shaka Zulu, emphasizing the region’s advanced cultures despite historical exploitation. The text encourages readers to explore a non-mainstream understanding of Africa’s rich heritage and contemporary issues. Continue reading
Africa, African, African natives, Afrocentric, APrtheid, Arab, Arabs, Badawi, BBC, black, black history, British, British Empire.South Africa, caribbean, coloniser, corruption, Dark Continent, dictators, East Africa, elites, European, Geography, Global South, Great Britain, Haij, history, history of Africa, Indian Ocean, international politics, International Relations, London, Mali, Mansa Musa, Mecca, natives, Nelson Mandela, Politics, post-colonial, post-colonoal, reparations, Shaka Zulu, slave trade, slavery, SOAS, south africa, Timbuktu, transatlantic slave trade, UCL, University College London, University of London, West Africa, Western European, White Man, Zeinab Badawi, Zulu -
Review: Track Record by Darren Campbell with Trystan Bevan
Darren Campbell is one of the fastest men in the world and has won Olympic Gold. I’m probably one of the slowest men in the world and know next to nothing about athletics. The Olympics though are unmissable, especially the mens’ sprints. Campbell achieved the zenith of his success in Athens 2004 leading the British… Continue reading
100 metres, Andrey Shevshenko, Athens, athlete, athletics, Atlanta, black, bosnia, Budapest, Cardiff, Cardiff Blues, caribbean, Chelsea, CHristian Malcolm, Commonwealth, Commonwealth Games, crime, Croatia, Darren Campbell, drugs, Gangster, gold medal, Gunchester, Jamaica, Jonah Lomu, Linford Christie, Manchester, Moss Side, Newport, Olympics, PAS, professional athlete, professional sport, race, racism, serbia, silver medal, Sport, sportsnutrition, sprinting, sydney, Trystan Bevan, USA, Wales, Windrush, Windrush Generation, Yugoslavia -
Review: Kanaval – Vodou, Politics and Revolution on the Streets of Haïti – by Leah Gordon
Leah Gordon, a former punk artist and photographer, chronicles her experiences of Kanaval in Jacmel, Haiti, from 1995 to 2010. Through powerful black and white images and oral histories, she captures the vibrant street theater that blends Vodou and political commentary. The book includes critical essays reflecting on the significance of her work. Continue reading
Africa, black, caribbean, Carnival, Creole, exoticism, Fiesta, French, Haiti, haitian revolution, Jacmel, Jwif Eran, Kanaval, Lanse Kòd, Leah Gordon, London, Other, Oungan, Papa Sida, Politics, post-colonial, Punk, Revolution, Satan, spirituality, St. Michael, St. Michel, street theatre, Vodou, Voodoo, western Hemisphere, Wings Of Maturin, Zel Maturin
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