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How Europe Sub-Developed Africa

How Europe Sub-Developed Africa

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The editorial Captain Swing re-edits the renowned essay by Pan-African activist Walter Rodney, published in 1972. His prologue, by Angela Davis, deepens the impact of a work that brought a new perspective to underdevelopment in Africa Sani Ladan, writer: “The future of the planet will be played on the African continent.” When Walter Rodney was murdered, in 1980, at the early age of thirty-eight, he had already completed what few academics are ab…See the Story

Self-Defense Is Building a Future Ii

Canary Islands · Canary Islands

Self-Defense Is Building a Future Ii

It explores how the racial, cultural and emotional self-defense promoted by the Black Panthers is still alive in current Afro-descendant groups. From Spain and Latin America, spaces such as Afro-Féminas, Espacio Afro, Mujeres Afro (en) Canarias or the Akoben Collective reaffirm that community care is also a form of political resistance.Read Article

What Is the Importance of Artificial Intelligence for Afro-Feminism?

What Is the Importance of Artificial Intelligence for Afro-Feminism?

For centuries they have spoken about us without listening to us. Now, with artificial intelligence deciding more and more aspects of our lives, we cannot be left out. That is why we have created Afrofeminist GPT, the first intelligent assistant Afrofeminist, trained with our voices, texts and struggles. A political, ethical and safe tool to learn, research, imagine and resist. Already available at afrofeminas.com with a small subscription that m…Read Article

10 Things I Learned About Myself when I Learned My African History

Knowing one’s own African history is an act of healing, affirmation and power. This intimate and political testimony relates ten vital learnings that emerge by reconnecting with African roots. From beauty to anger, from the diaspora to the right to exist without explanation, this personal journey is also collective.Read Article

Aphrophemins Self-Defense Is Building a Future (I)

Self-defense goes beyond responding to a coup. It is a political, community and vital act in the face of a state that does not protect. To take care of ourselves is to resist. To take care of ourselves is to fight.Read Article

Dressing with Dignity Should Not Be a Privilege

For years, fashion has ignored bodies that do not fit into their narrow molds. This text denounces how the industry continues to exclude women of large, racialized and diverse sizes, even in extreme heat contexts. Dressing with dignity cannot remain a privilege: it must be a right. We open the space to share experiences and make this silent violence visible.Spain · Spain Read Article

Is Beyoncé a Black Feminist? an Analysis Beyond the Show

Is Beyoncé a black feminist or a carefully constructed image by capitalism? In Afrofeminas we analyze its cultural impact, its corporate contradictions and the boundary between real representation and transformation. We like Beyoncé as an artist, but black feminism needs more than stars: it needs collective struggle, political practice and sustained commitment.Beyoncé · Spain Read Article

6 Ways in Which Racism Marks the Experience of Migrant Women

Intersectional racism deeply affects racialized migrant women. From precarious employment to institutional violence, this text sets out six concrete ways in which the racist system conditions their lives in Spain. A necessary look to understand how sexism, racism and migration cross daily.Racism · Spain Read Article

What Is the Aphropheminal Gpt and Why Have We Decided to Create It?

The Afrofeminal GPT is a unique artificial intelligence tool, designed from an ethical and Afrofeminist perspective. Trained with texts by the director of Afrofemins and key works by thinkers such as bell hooks, Angela Davis or Frantz Fanon, this GPT offers contextualized, respectful and biased responses. Ideal for teachers, journalists, activists, students...Spain · Spain Read Article

7 Afrofeminist Referents in Music that Are Changing the Rules

Afrofeminism also sounds, dances, and challenges power from music. These seven black artists are revolutionizing the industry with combative lyrics, radical aesthetics, and their own gaze on body, gender, and identity. From Ghana to the Dominican Republic, through France and Canada, these voices build a new sound Afrofeminist canon.Ghana · Ghana Read Article

Racism, Intersectionality and White Privilege in the Lgbtiq+ Pride: an Urgent Look Into the Collective.

The Pride is a celebration, yes, but it must also be a reflection. In this article we look at racism in front of the LGBTIQ+ collective, from Spain to Latin America. We talk about white privilege, endodiscrimination and the need to embrace an intersectional look that leaves no one outside.Spain · Spain Read Article

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