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Dr. Fahamu Pecou

Writings, musings, and cultural critique from Dr. Fahamu Pecou.

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Authority Stealing

“Authority Stealing.” The title belongs to Fela Kuti.

Released in 1980, the song is a blistering indictment of governments that confuse power with entitlement. Leaders who forsake the sacred trust of public office. Leaders who use their po...

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We Were Never Meant to Fall

“If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live forever feeling inadequate.”

Whether Einstein actually said it is beside the point. The quote endures because it names a fundamental violence: the violence of being measured...

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Fuck It… Just Start Fighting in the Comments

This is not a safe space.

One does not learn through safety or comfort. The greatest lessons require friction, some degree of discomfort, uncertainty, or unease. Artists know this intimately. We live with rejection, failure, revision, and...

2 months ago
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WE DON’T CARE WHAT PEOPLE SAY

There are Black men America knows how to read.

And then there are Black men who disrupt the reading itself.

For centuries, Black masculinity in the United States has had to perform within a narrow and problematic vocabulary, one defined t...

2 months ago
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40 Acres and a Museum: Atlanta’s Unfinished Cultural Vision

This essay was originally published as an Op-Ed in the Atlanta Journal-Consitution, Jan. 2026

In 1962, a group of Atlanta’s civic, business, and cultural leaders traveled to Europe with a shared belief that art and culture were not...

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