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Towards a Socialist Possibility in Liberia
Man speaks to large crowd gathered. William V. S. Tubman Photograph Collection, circa 1945–1955.
This October marks the fourth iteration of Archive Liberia’s Fall study group. It began in 2022 with a study of Dr. Patrick Burrowes’ Between...
AFRICOM Out of Liberia
Last month, in my blog post “Liberian Politicians Are Not Incompetent — They Are Neocolonial Agents,” I wrote about U.S. AFRICOM commander Michael Langley’s 2024 visit to Liberia as one clear example of neocolonialism and of Liberian politi...
Liberian Politicians Are Not Incompetent—They Are Neocolonial Agents
Note: This blogpost was edited on April 10, 2025
The question of Liberian politicians' competence has been a constant topic of discussion on Liberian talk shows like Focus on Liberia and Spoon TV. Night after night, panelists gather to deb...
Reflections on Out of My Hand and the Role of Film in Post-War Liberia
Out of My Hand (2015), directed by Takeshi Fukunaga and filmed in Liberia, follows Cisco, a Liberian rubber plantation worker frustrated by exploitative working conditions, who migrates to New York City in search of a better life. His decis...
The Makings of An Anthology
Archive Liberia is a project that relies on collective memory and effort. While it started with my memories (both personal and inherited), I knew that to engage in Toni Morrison's "rememory" — "reassembling the members of the body, the fami...
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