Afro-Centric and Afro-Futiristic dreamining of a Free Black Univeristy: In Conversation with Melz Owusu from Free Black University
In conversation with @melzdot from the @freeblackuni , speaking about decolonising the curriculum, creating a space in which the dissemination of knowledge is outside of the European lense, but rather an Afrocentric and Afro futuristic one. It was powerful, inspiring and indeed moving.
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Introducing LogiTalk
New podcast, new perspective. Focused on artists, activists, and anyone dedicated to make a difference, LogiTalk is an interview series hosted by Logitech’s very own Gabriella Deyi.
Each interview explores the story of a groundbreaking guest who’s pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Our fir…
Melz Owusu || Who Has The Right To Imagine?
This week, Alex speaks to Melz Owusu.
We ask the big questions:
Who has the right to imagine?
Who needs to unlearn the responsibility of harm?
Does masculinity equal harm?
Melz is the founder of Free Black Uni.
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Gatekeeper
“Somewhere between the narrow entry of Who I am and What I seem to be, lies a vast and nameless place.”
In this transmission, Axel Kacoutié discovers a new sense of self in the cosmologies, concepts and realities of queer and indigenous folks. What are the links between gender expression and our re…
notes on loving knowledge ft Melz Owuzu
Aliyah chops it up with Founder of the Free Black University, Melz Owusu. They explore Melz' love of academia, and love as spiritual practice and its effects on interpersonal relationships. What does spiritual hygiene mean to you?
S3 E56 - Highs and Lows.
T/W Death, Passing On
Today, amongst a few other things, we needed to share some extremely sad news… Our well loved sibling, Dr Melz Owusu has passed on.
He was truly an inspiration to so, so many of us, and he will be deeply missed.🕊️🤍
We also discussed this upcoming pride month, alongside M…
on carcerality, crisis, and community (and cactus pears)
in the second episode of the dandelion, Rma talks about why there was no podcast episode in august and explores the connections between colonialism and carcerality and how they show up as disposability in our communities and relationships. getting vulnerable and intimate about their recent struggle…
We Are Rehearsing Freedom
The urgent problems of our time require collective engagement with the generative offerings of our imaginations. Whether our work calls us to challenge the extractive practices ruining our planet, educate a new generation of thinkers and creators, or to put out into the burning world poetry that aw…
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