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Whose and what world order? Fanon and the salience of the Caribbean reparations endeavour

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Marshall, Don

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TextPublication details: 2016Action note:

6/21/18 SANDRAW

Summary: Posits that in order to move forward the reparations agenda must embrace the Fanonian antagonism and confront the scarring and subjective insecurity arising from the Black-White relation, and the cluster of dead ends Western reductive frameworks, throws up.

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Posits that in order to move forward the reparations agenda must embrace the Fanonian antagonism and confront the scarring and subjective insecurity arising from the Black-White relation, and the cluster of dead ends Western reductive frameworks, throws up.

6/21/18 SANDRAW

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