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Grainger Flint wrote a new blog post Retrofuture of Dirty Computer in the group American Studies: 7 years, 10 months ago

Monáe’s Dirty Computer is a vision of the future from a point in time that is clearly not the present, but more like the late eighties or early nineties. Honestly the setting in certain scenes reminds me of the 19 […]
Grainger Flint wrote a new blog post “Non-Zero Probabilities” and the Afrofuturistic in the group American Studies: 7 years, 11 months ago

The piece by Jemisin was a great read that even though it was about someone just going about their life in a “more” luck effected city, it made me want more. With that said, this piece, in my opinion, is not […]
Grainger Flint wrote a new blog post Afrofuturism in Food in the group American Studies: 7 years, 11 months ago

When asked to find a text to look at for Afrofuturism, I thought I’d look at a topic that everyone is involved with everyday, food. Food is an important part of everyone’s life and it can be a source of connection […]
Grainger Flint wrote a new blog post Lack of Nature in Western Culture in the group American Studies: 7 years, 11 months ago

The passage from Snead that focused on repetition was really informative for me. He claims that the lack of repetition in Western culture is truly at odds with, not only the cultures of Asia and Africa, but nature […]
Grainger Flint edited the blog post On Tolson’s “Libretto for the Republic of Liberia” in the group American Studies: 7 years, 12 months ago

Towards the end of the poem, Tolson starts to write of Le Premier des Noirs of Pan-African Airways. Contrasting with the beginning of the poem, this section begins to illustrate not the history of Africa, but w […]
Grainger Flint edited the blog post What the Hegel? in the group American Studies: 8 years ago

“Slavery is in and for itself injustice, for the essence of humanity is Freedom; but for this man must be matured. The gradual abolition of slavery is therefore wiser and more equitable than its sudden removal.” ( […]

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