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Arthur Jafa’s Love Letter to America
28.08.2026

Caribbean Flows Part II: The Sound Behind American Hip Hop

This article aims to explore the frequently overlooked history of the cultural, social and political influence of Afro-Caribbean communities on the United States, and more specifically on African-American communities. The article will be published in two parts. The first part, From the Caribbean to America, A Hidden Legacy , focuses on the history of slavery in North America, its abolition and US …

by Giovanni Ferrazza

21.08.2026

Caribbean Flows Part I: From the Caribbean to America, a Hidden Legacy

This article aims to explore the frequently overlooked history of the cultural, social and political influence of Afro-Caribbean communities on the United States, and more specifically on African-American communities. The article will be published in two parts. The first part, From the Caribbean to America, A Hidden Legacy, focuses on the history of slavery in North America, its abolition and US …

by Giovanni Ferrazza

14.08.2026

Did Marxism Fail in Africa or Did Africa Expose Its Limits?

For decades, Africa has often been portrayed as the place where Marxism supposedly failed, where class dissolved into ethnicity, religion, or spirituality. But what if the more interesting question is not whether Marxism worked in Africa, but how Africa transformed Marxism itself? Starting from Kevin Ochieng Okoth's Red Africa, Naomi Kelechi Di Meo explores the encounter between Marxist thought, …

by Naomi Kelechi Di Meo