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From Classroom Walls to the Colonial Gaze: Rethinking the World Map
According to the Forum ERF Policy Portal, scholars have questioned whether the standard Mercator projection was a political tool that contributed to the scramble for Africa by various Western powers. By making the continent look small and ‘conquerable’, it could have played a role in the colonisation of Africa. The late 19th and 20th centuries saw the peak of colonialism where Western powers competed fiercely for colonies in Africa, Asia and the Americas.
Megan Goh
Aug 88 min read


How the West Misimagines Migrants and Migration
In the Western migration discourse, state logic, power, and domination take precedence over migrants as the subject of inquiry, committing epistemic violence.
Zahra Khalid
May 1013 min read


Australia De-Imperialises its Currency
For decades, the A$5 banknote carried the familiar visage of Queen Elizabeth II—the figurehead of an empire that forcefully claimed sovereig
Pandora Editorial Staff
Mar 197 min read


From Rubble to Real Estate: Trump’s ‘Miamification’ of Gaza and the Death of Rematriation
Now, that vision of mass expulsion of people who are mostly refugees from the genocidal cleansing in 1948, official US foreign policy.
Fani Apospori
Feb 2210 min read


Shadows of Los Colonos: Mapping Colonial Violence in Chile
Los Colonos has garnered praise for its unflinching portrayal of the Selk’nam genocide and its attempt to reframe narratives.
Sara Amir
Dec 29, 20245 min read


Mycorrhizal Networks and Mutual Aid: Lessons from Trees on Redefining Social Infrastructure
Josephine Mathebula sits against a cream white backdrop, presumably in her home in the South African province of Limpopo. She is poised...
Tatenda Dlali
Nov 28, 202415 min read


Kenya's Tax Protests and the Crisis Under William Ruto
Massive protests broke out after the parliament passed the new Finance Bill on 25th June highlighting increasing taxes on essential items.
Ishika Jain
Aug 15, 20248 min read


"Me Love You Long Time" and the Legacy of East Asian Representation in Cultural Media
East Asian cultural appropriation has been living under a veneer of acceptability for centuries. Let's break it down.
Nitya Khirwar
Mar 27, 20214 min read

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