Kojo Koram is a lecturer at the School of Law at Birkbeck College, University of London. He is the editor of The War on Drugs and the Global Color Line (Pluto, 2019).
The story of the War on Drugs is often told as an American story, Kojo Koram reveals how the history of the War on Drugs is a global history, encapsulating the legacies of apartheid and land appropriation in settler colonies.
Having a revolutionary consciousness in 2020 is to live with heartbreak. This moving piece, written in a moment of despair, will speak to anyone who feels broken by the struggle.
The racism-denying Sewell Report is part of an international, chaotic reaction of fragile white supremacists and imperial nostalgists. It is the politics of buffoons.
PODCAST: ‘Locating Legacies’ Queer Class Politics with Sita Balani
In episode 5 of the ‘Locating Legacies’series, Gracie Mae Bradley and Sita Balani discuss the ways in which queer radicalism has expanded notions of liberatory politics in the everyday.
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