Afrikan Digitz

Afrikan Digitz

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Afrikan Digitz episodes

  • On Uncompromising Blackness

    The return is here and its coming in with a bang. In this introductory episode we catch you up on what we’ve been up to, introduce the idea of uncompromising Blackness as an everyday practice and speculate about what constitutes Black futurity. If you missed hearing our lovely voices, you will definitely enjoy the good fun, ‘guerrilla’ theorizing and much needed soul work. 

    If you wanna get featured in an episode, please send us a voice message about what a Black world looks like for you. Email us at [email protected]

    44 min
  • Let’s Talk About -ISMS!!! : Navigating Wake Work Under White Supremacy
    Join us in a conversation with our guests, Betel and Collins, as we navigate our pitfalls in carrying wake work as we confront the isms in both their dominating and liberatory forms. We share our continuing journeys living with racism, sexism, classism but go the extra mile to call ourselves in wherever we fall short! Some shots are fired so you probably don’t want to listen to this as you fall asleep but what we all agree about in the end is that there is an ongoing war and we our dear listeners gotta stay woke coz the neighbour’s creepy!
    39 min
  • Embracing the Gris Gris

    Reflecting on our relationship with academia and opening ourselves to more ways of knowing by embracing the Gris Gris.


    The conversation was born out of an exhibition at Pomona College and if you'd like to know more follow the links below:

    Todd Gray's Euclidean Gris Gris

    • https://www.toddgrayart.com/euclidean-gris-gris
    • Pomona College Museum of Art Exhibition

      • https://www.pomona.edu/museum/exhibitions/2019/todd-gray
      • Christopher Okigbo's Lament of the Drums

        • https://www.reddit.com/r/truepoetry/comments/4n8ic6/lament_of_the_drums_by_christopher_okigbo/
        • 36 min

        About Afrikan Digitz

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        Two digital denizens merging Afro-pop culture with academia to create “African Critical Theory” for the everyday millennial.