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Sean Jacobs is on the faculty of The New School and is Founder-Editor of Africa is a Country. He has written about football culture for Al Jazeera, Africa Is a Country, The New York Times, The Guardian and Roads and Kingdoms, among others.
Pessimist of the intellect, optimist of the will. Editorial lead at AJ+. Views are my own, not those of my employer.
PhD candidate at University of Toronto. Co-host of The End of Sport podcast. Writer and journalist. Critiquing the relationship between sport and capitalism.
Grad Student • New York, NY
Ivan Pech is a Graduate Student at The New School For Social Research
Graduate student at the department of African Cultural Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Gerard Akindes is an international sports management faculty and consultant. He is adjunct faculty at Northwestern University, Qatar, and New York University in New York.
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