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Symposium: Racialized Geo-graphies – De/Colonial Knowledge
This actuvirtual symposium follows our last symposium – Epistemic, Institutional and Algorithmic Rac[e]ism and Sex/ism. It attends to how migration from certain countries in Africa, Asia as well as Haiti to Colombia and then to the militarized Mexico/US border is tangled with racialized geo-graphies, belonging and identification. And, to how racism operates within the colonial knowledge that exploits the ecology, dispossesses collectivities, and shapes the political and legal condition for who – “Black or White” – can be displaced and who has rights in the post-industrial Detroit.
- Chair: Fazil Moradi, JIAS, LOST,Sci-Tech Asia
- Desiree Lewis, Professor, University of the Western Cape, South Africa
- Jonathan Echeverri, Assistant Professor, Universidad de Antioquia, Medellin, Colombia.
- Juan Thomas Ordóñez, Associate Professor, Universidad del Rosario, Bogotá, Colombia.
- Damani J. Partridge, Associate Professor, University of Michigan, US
- Sandy Grande, Professor, University of Connecticut, US.
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