Acknowledgements in Black

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No Future No Cry

7 episodes

5 days ago

As a deep dive into the wild imaginings of leading artists, activists and thinkers, No Future No Cry explores interpretations of future worlds across six immersive episodes. Creator and Host Syrus Marcus Ware invited six leading voices in art and activism to write a story about the future, set within a century from now. These stories invite listeners to experience futures that explore the apocalyptic, the beautiful, the hopeful, and the sacred. Following the stories, the authors join Syrus in illuminating conversations about their hopes, fears, and visions.

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Acknowledgements in Black

No Future No Cry

56 minutes 24 seconds

1 year ago

Acknowledgements in Black

Set in a dystopian-yet-resilient Atlanta, Acknowledgements in Black navigates Black and Indigenous liberatory movements, and the impacts of historical and ongoing violence .

Through the characters Ayan and Ifin, Tiffany Lethabo King explores intergenerational trauma, solidarity, and the possibilities of a future shaped by acceptance and resistance.

Encouraging listeners to consider the significance of speculative fiction in envisioning transformative futures, King and host Syrus Marcus Ware discuss the role of technology and disability in connecting with ancestors and reflect on contemporary forms of activism