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Reckoning with Empire: An Evening of Walter Rodney at the Patois Film Festival
Reckoning with Empire: An Evening of Walter Rodney at the Patois Film Festival

At the Patois Film Festival, I witnessed the powerful legacy of Dr. Walter Rodney come alive on screen—a stirring reminder of the unfinished work of decolonization and the enduring struggle for justice.

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Resisting the Siren’s Song: Sip with Soul at a Local New Orleans Coffee House
Resisting the Siren’s Song: Sip with Soul at a Local New Orleans Coffee House
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