Post Grid – Style 7

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“This is the oppressor’s language yet I need it to talk to you”
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Dust, desert and storytelling: Thinking with the grain of geography
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Writing and burning: A poetic inquiry into collaboration and self
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Teaching multilingual South African learners: Reflections on a long history of segregation, valorisation and legitimisation
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Re-rooting marigolds and methodologies: Unpacking the ambivalent proximities of Eastern European whiteness
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Wor(l)ds of rebellion: Rosemary rememberings, grief pedagogies and honouring the elders
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Decolonisation as practice: Reflecting on personal and institutional journeys towards change
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Afroscenology for British actors? Making performance pregnant with culture
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Postcolonial memory work as wake work
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Why Decolonial Studies differs from Postcolonial Studies: Ramón Grosfoguel on Modernity, Capitalism, and Race