BONUS Part Four Practice: The Words Before All Else

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Part Five: Decolonising The Future

Whose imagination are we living in, and how does that feel? The last few years have highlighted the raw urgency of the struggle to ensure the future is not dominated by white-supremecy. But what do visions of an alternative future look like? This episode explores how historically ...  Show more

BONUS Part Five Practice: Decolonising Your Imagination with Afro-rithms

This imaginative and interactive meditation exercise gives you a unique opportunity to experience elements of the Afro-rithms from the Future game with its co-creator, Ahmed Best. Feel the right hemisphere of your brain awaken with new ideas as he guides and inspires you to build ...  Show more

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