Archive - Mother, Loosen My Tongue

Conjunctures [01]: Rinaldo Walcott on downtown cores of the 1980s

On gentrification in Toronto, multicultural cities, and the relationship between cuisine and theory.

Feb 13 •

Huda Hassan

16

January 2025

June 2024

On Guilt

What should you do with it?

Jun 27, 2024 •

Huda Hassan

36

May 2023

Harlem Roses

Tracing the Somali Histories of New York City. My latest research project: a close narration of the archives of Somali seafarers in New York City.

May 25, 2023 •

Huda Hassan

19

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March 2022

Eleven Black Women: Why Did They Die?

An interview with black feminist socialist, Barbara Smith, a key contributor to Black feminist thought, and co-founder of the Combahee River Collective…

Mar 8, 2022 •

Huda Hassan

22

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