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Firelei Báez, “Untitled (Map of Greenland’s west coast, 3 degrees south of the colony and 2 degrees north of the colony; year 1724, explored by Hans Egede, missionary),” 2023, acrylic and mica on digital print transferred to vinyl, 180” x 2...
This is the sixth entry in the “Reading Hellworld” series, where I review and expand on various ideas addressed in the book. I recently had the opportunity to appear on the Party Girls podcast where I discussed some questions around my more...
Protests in Kenya in 2024, (Source)
Below is the tenth entry in the “Soundtrack to Hellworld” series, covering Chapter 10 of the book, “The Diffraction of Africa,” which focuses on the postwar developmental history of Sub-Saharan Africa an...
Advance Drafts #5
What follows is the second of three parts of an extensive draft on the AI supply chain, based on my own firsthand experience as a worker assembling models within the “AI factory.” The first part was posted late last year....
Someone wades in the tide as container ships line up on the horizon, awaiting their turn to enter the Port of Dar es Salaam (Source: Author, 2020)
Below is the tenth entry in the “Soundtrack to Hellworld” series, covering Chapter 10 of the...
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Phil A. Neel is a communist geographer. He is the author of Hinterland: America's New Landscape of Class and Conflict and Hellworld: The Human Species and the Planetary Factory.
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