Central Africa
Cameroon
Contemporary
French
Philosophy
A historical and philosophical analysis of race — how 'Blackness' was constructed as the lowest category of humanity, what this does to the people categorized, and what a 'universal subject' beyond race might look like.
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One of the most important philosophical works on race and Africa in the 21st century
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editorial-summarynot primary textA historical and philosophical analysis of race — how 'Blackness' was constructed as the lowest category of humanity, what this does to the people categorized, and what a 'universal subject' beyond race might look like. One of the most important philosophical works on race and Africa in the 21st century
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