Decolonization

So what am I going to do? I'm going to go to Lesbian History Day because it's going to be, it's been, it's been organised by my wonderful friend, Marie-Hélène Tayac.

I'm going to go to Sabah and Sharon's live podcast recording of Queer and Decolonised because as a couple, I love them as individuals.

I adore them.

And I think what they're putting out there in the world is gorgeous.

We don't know anything about him.

Decolonizing is about telling the story, is about liberating the subjectivity and the narrative of Friday, so-called Friday, and trying to help him use the language that is appropriate for him.

for his experience now let me give you let me go back to the clinic over the past couple of years i observed new categories among the patients that i treat for example i received many young people who stopped eating or who started hoarding food or feeling disgusted in reaction to certain items of food or complaining that they have a thorn in their throat or heaviness in their stomach that prevents them from eating.

With lost weight and young age, you might immediately think of anorexia nervosa.

Absolutely.

So Sharon, what's next for Queer and Decolonised?

I don't know.

Well, I need to get some funding.

And welcome to today's episode of Queer and Decolonised.

I am your host, Sharon Dallywell.

And I'm your host, Sabah Chaudhry.

Hmm.

And I wrote Decolonize the Wealth that came out in twenty eighteen, and that basically changed my life and allowed me the platform to launch the organization, and the work that we do around this, uh, reparative philanthropy framework, this healing framework, to work with donors and philanthropist organizations and corporations to think about, you know, reframing how we think about wealth and how we deploy wealth.

It's the storytelling for me, John.

We both are sitting here just absolutely captivating.

Thank you.

Decolonize the land.

Decolonize the land.

Put the tools of creation in the people's hands.

From beneficiation to the future we build.

Innovation and pride.

Critical minerals.

With our own hands applied From lithium to cobalt to the solar array We build the tomorrow that begins today Decolonize the lesson Decolonize the land Put the tools of creation in the people's hands From beneficiation to the future we build The African workforce will never be still We rise, we rise, we rise With the skills of our own From the soil to the sky We are coming home A skills revolution under African skies.

His first book, Chinese Media in Africa, Perception, Performance, and Paradox, was published in 2020 by Bloomsburg Academy.

Today we'll be discussing his second and latest book, China in African Media, Between Influence, Operation, and Decolonization, published also by Bloomsbury Academy.

Thank you, Prof, for

joining me.

That's why we have government in Africa.

So if we cannot empower ourselves, that means we have the problem, you know? That's one of the questions I'm asking.

Decolonization, is it going to come from our side of Africa? No.

So, I mean, when you read most of this, most of our scholars, what they're talking about, you know, now it's very easy to decolonize everything.