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WEEK 15: NIGERIA’S FUTURE – CAN SPECULATIVE REPAIR BUILD A NEW NATION?
“We do not merely look back at history to remember where we came from; we re-examine it to…
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How to Discuss Civil War Legacy With Care
Learn how to discuss civil war legacy with historical rigor, moral clarity, and room for grief, disagreement, and…
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WEEK 14: THE 1999 CONSTITUTION – A SECOND CHANCE (OR MORE OF THE SAME?)
The 1999 Constitution was never made by the people. It was a military decree—cloned from 1979 and handed…
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Examples of Fiction as Testimony That Endure
Examples of fiction as testimony show how novels preserve silenced memory, confront public violence, and make room for…
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What Makes a Novel Politically Serious Today?
What makes a novel politically serious? It is not a slogan or a lesson, but a moral reckoning…
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How to Interpret Political Fiction Well
Learn how to interpret political fiction with nuance, tracing power, memory, history, and voice without reducing a novel…
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Speculative Repair: A Framework for Reimagining Nations
A Global Editorial Review The Question We Must Ask Every society carries wounds. Some are visible—crumbling infrastructure, empty…
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How to Discuss War Novels Well
Learn how to discuss war novels with nuance, historical care, and moral clarity. Ask better questions and read…
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THE SPECULATIVE REPAIR CIRCLE
The Abacha years were not just a dictatorship. They were a system designed to make resistance impossible. And…
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A Guide to African Diaspora Reading
A guide to African diaspora reading that helps you choose books with depth, history, and political imagination across…
