Black Quantum Futurism | The AfroFuturist Affair Newsletter |
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Read: New Short Essays on Eviction Records + Black Cultural Temporalities |
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Publication of Duppy Space-time x Yard Temporalities by Recess Critical Writing Fellow Rasheedah Phillips, written in parallel with Christopher Udemezue's Recess Session project, Duppy. Read online or download a print copy. |
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Shop: New Titles + Merch on Future Sciences Books |
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|   | Analog Fluids is Camae Ayewa's poetic accompaniment to Analog Fluids of Sonic Black Holes sophomore album (Moor Mother), featuring poems that speak about the huma existence - this time focusing on the shadow creatures, the things unseen. |   | |
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|   | Space-Time Collapse II considers time, memory, and temporality as experienced by the people of the African diaspora over time and across space, while exploring how these communities create and enact alternative cultural, communal, and personal temporal-spatial frameworks. The book dreams and speaks in oral futures, witnesses spatial-temporal autonomy, and demands housing justice among other essential tools. |   | |
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Watch: The Family Circle + Black Women Temporal Portal |
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Black Womxn Temporal Portal is a temporal sanctuary with an interactive toolkit of Black womanist temporal rituals and tech including photos, collages, soundscapes, poems, stories, books, and films preparing us for Black quantum womanist future(s) where Black womxn, femmes, girls, and non-binary and gender non-conforming people are safe, loved, and thriving. The Black Womxn Temporal Portal was created with support from Velocity Fund, Akademie Schloss Solitude, and Center for Emerging Visual Artists. |
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