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Close-up grayscale portrait of a woman with short curly hair, looking upwards with a thoughtful expression, wearing hoop earrings and a collared shirt.

Keren Lasme

People

Artist

A woman with short orange hair, wearing a denim shirt, sits and looks at the camera.

Misa Dayson

People

Writer

Librería Ireti, Havana, Cuba

Librería Ireti, Havana, Cuba

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Inside the Library

AWU Library - Contemporary And

AWU Library

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Feature

Bushman Café, Abidjan - Contemporary And

Bushman Café, Abidjan

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Feature

1949, Abidjan - Contemporary And

1949, Abidjan

Article

Literature

Afro-Lusophone Artists Grapple with Memory in New Book

Afro-Lusophone Artists Grapple with Memory in New Book

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Portugal

Jamal Boushaba, the Bel Ami (1965–2021) - Contemporary And

Jamal Boushaba, the Bel Ami (1965–2021)

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Literature

Queering the Line with Renee Gladman & Fred Moten - Contemporary And

Queering the Line with Renee Gladman & Fred Moten

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In Conversation

Toni Morrison (1931-2019) - Contemporary And

Toni Morrison (1931-2019)

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Feature

Occupying the Silence Between Languages - Contemporary And

Occupying the Silence Between Languages

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Review

Out Now! New C& Print Issue Special Edition #Nairobi - Contemporary And

Out Now! New C& Print Issue Special Edition #Nairobi

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Announcement

Queering the Heteronormative with Teju Cole - Contemporary And

Queering the Heteronormative with Teju Cole

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In Conversation

Fiston Mwanza Mujila wins Germany’s International Literature Prize - Contemporary And

Fiston Mwanza Mujila wins Germany’s International Literature Prize

Article

Announcement

Black Literature, Literature of the Periphery? A Blandishment to Readers already Tired of the Struggles and Cries from Sweet, Uncertain Labyrinths? - Contemporary And

Black Literature, Literature of the Periphery? A Blandishment to Readers already Tired of the Struggles and Cries from Sweet, Uncertain Labyrinths?

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Essay

Remembering the Sixties and Seventies - Contemporary And

Remembering the Sixties and Seventies

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Post-colonial