Author Archives: Huda Tayob

Smuggled out of South Africa, the film Come Back, Africa provides evidence of the life of since destroyed Sophiatown

Olúfẹ́mi O Táíwò’s Reconsidering Reparations argues that reparations for racial injustice and colonialism, as found in Shenaz Patel’s Silence of the Chagos, must take the form of imagining and constructing new just worlds

Wolff Architects’ Cheré Botha School in Cape Town proves that a nurturing educational architecture for neurodivergent children is possible

The overlapping forces of racial capitalism produce certain streets as marginal and edge conditions