: Using science fiction, fantasy, and magical realism to place Black people at the center of future landscapes.
: Articulated beautifully by scholars like Christopher Paul Harris in his book To Build a Black Future . 3. Economic and Institutional Autonomy Black Future
To build a Black future : the radical politics of joy, pain, and care : Using science fiction, fantasy, and magical realism
Rooted in the philosophies of , liberation, and community self-determination, it challenges the traditional borders of Black History Month. 🌌 Core Pillars of the Black Future Economic and Institutional Autonomy To build a Black
: Blending African traditions with high-tech concepts to create new cultural paradigms.
: Grounded in the works of pioneers like Octavia Butler and highlighted by modern thinkers like N.K. Jemisin, author of “How Long 'Til Black Future Month?” . 2. Radical Politics of Care and Joy
: Transitioning away from oppressive structures toward models of mutual aid and collective support.