*Read the new Nigerian-based speculative fiction magazine, Omenana! *Shameless Magazine’s “ Black to the Future: Nalo Hopkinson, Toronto and Afrofuturism:” Although I am sure this has been discussed before, maybe we do need a new term. *An und für sich’s “ The uncomfortable origins of ‘Afrofuturism ’:” The writer analyzes why it is problematic that the term afrofuturism is associated with Mark Dery and having him discuss black science fiction. *” The sister is in space:” “ Black to the future: science fiction writer Tananarive Due talks about afrofuturism and why it’s important.” Wormsley Brings a Mythical Perspective to the Narratives of the African Diaspora” *The Link Newspaper’s “ Re-Remembering The Future:” “ Alisha B. In hindsight, I can apply an axiom about porn to afrofuturism: I know it when I see it.” Dre, Missy Elliott and Busta Rhymes included post-apocalyptic, space, and robotic themes and elements. Somewhere along the way, I saw the short film anthology Cosmic Slop, bought a copy of Sun Ra’s Space Is the Place on DVD, and noted that music videos from the likes of Tupac and Dr. It didn’t exist for me when I first read Octavia Butler more than a decade ago, or when I read the first Dark Matter anthology while I was still an undergrad in the late ’90s. *The Toast’s “ Wave My Freak Flag High: Afrofuturism, Imagination, and Impostor Syndrome:” “I’ve only been familiar with the term afrofuturism for the past few years. I spoke with him about his inspiration for the programme, and afrofuturism’s place in the cultural firmament.” Film critic, journalist, and film programmer, Ashley Clark has curated Inside Afrofuturism a short season of movies, brought together under the afrofuturism rubric. *Media Diversified’s “ Inside Afrofuturism: This movement is not for co-opting:” “Afrofuturism is a topic that we have addressed on numerous occasions on Media Diversified. While some may think that is positive, it actually works against us as I mentioned before Wilson described Brown like he was The Hulk. According to a recent study, many white people have a “ superhumanization bias,” where they think black people have superhuman abilities. But if you would like to be a guest blogger or help moderate this blog, you can email me at why there is a perception that black people experience less pain or why Darren Wilson described Mike Brown the way he did? Well, one reason may be the Magical Negro stereotype. *For the next six months, most of my time will be invested in a big project, so I will be cutting back on posting here to probably once or twice a week, or a few times a month. “There Are Black People in the Future” by Alisha B.
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