I really enjoyed this conversation with Anthony Ballas on his podcast, De Facto. As I told him his podcast and especially his many interviews with “The People’s Historian” Gerald Horne, were really useful in the writing of The New Racial Regime.
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I was honoured to be invited back onto the Millennials are Killing Capitalism podcast to be interviewed about The New Racial Regime by the brilliant Jared Ware and Joshua Briond. As I told them during our chat, I could not have written the book without their podcast which is amply…
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London Arts and Humanities Partnership Symposium: ‘An Alchemy of the Intentional and the Unintended’
Please join us for ‘An Alchemy of the Intentional and the Unintended’: Theoretical and methodological possibilities of Cedric Robinson’s ‘racial regimes’, a 2-day symposium hosted by the London Arts and Humanities Partnership (LAHP) organised by Alana Lentin (Western Sydney University), Tom Six (Royal Central School of Speech and Drama), Munotida…
Comments closedI was invited to present at the Centre on the Dynamics of Ethnicity (CoDE) at Manchester University in April. My talk presents the main arguments in the fifth and final chapter of The New Racial Regime: Recalibrations of White Supremacy. A recording is available here. Following Cedric Robinson’s discussion of…
Comments closedThe New Racial Regime is published today by Pluto Press. I am honoured that Elizabeth P. Robinson agreed to write the foreword. Here’s a part of what she had to say. It gives a sense of the scope of the racial regime as they work to recalibrate in the face…
Comments closedCoordinators: Munotida Chinyanga, Alana Lentin, Mai Omer, Tom Six, Rachel Vogler This interdisciplinary symposium, which is scheduled for July 3-4 2025, will be hosted by the London Arts and Humanities Partnership in collaboration with the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. It will explore Cedric Robinson’s concept of the…
Comments closedI published an article in Black Agenda Report based on the talk I gave to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the publication of Black Marxism: The making of the Black radical tradition by Cedric J. Robinson. I hope to share a redcording of the event at which I was honoured…
Comments closedI was asked to speak at the Structural Inequalities in the Clinical Neurosciences Course Conference, St George’s University of London on 3 November 2023. Here are my remarks. I would like to thank Jeremy Isaacs, Catherine Doogan and the team of the MSc in Clinical Neuroscience Practice for inviting me to…
Comments closedAyan Shirwa from Radio 3CR‘s show Women on the Line interviewed me about racial capitalism. You can listen here
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