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How to Consume News in a Healthy Way: Without Burnout

  • August 1, 2025
  • Ester Pinheiro
  • CULTURE, HEALTH AND WELLNESS, POP CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT
People are turning away from the news, and the COVID-19 pandemic made it worse. As a Brazilian journalist but also a citizen and news consumer, I remember being bombarded...
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Love Island, Media, Conservatism, and Anti-Blackness

  • July 29, 2025
  • Leslie Vargas
  • CRITICAL THEORY, CULTURE, POP CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT
Love Island USA tested conservatism like no other this season. This wasn’t just about what happened inside the villa — it was a mirror of the country outside of...
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Why You Should Care About Media Literacy

  • July 24, 2025
  • Sanad Tabbaa
  • CULTURE, POLITICS, POP CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT
It is important to recognize something which most people, especially those who consider themselves well informed, fail to; you don’t know shit about the world. This isn’t a new...
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Mexico City Gentrification & Displaced Anger

  • July 11, 2025
  • Leslie Vargas
  • BORDER POLITICS, CULTURE, POLITICS
Over the past week, Mexico City natives took to the streets to protest against the gentrification and displacement of their people. With this has also come a wave of...
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De venganza y liberación: cuando “parar el cuerpo” implica existir por fuera de la máquina

  • June 25, 2025
  • Soledad Bavio
  • CULTURE, HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Alguien despierta cuando aún las calles están quietas. Le asoma el alba pero todavía es de noche. La metrópolis sigue dormida. Eso no es para todos. Abre los ojos...
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Decolonizing Beauty: Reclaiming Beauty, One Coil at a Time

  • May 15, 2025
  • Ester Pinheiro
  • BEAUTY, CULTURE
It takes courage to be seen as you are, to decolonize beauty, when the world tells you to hide your roots. Hair is not just hair In Latin America,...
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Is Tourism Good for Economies? Or Just Another Tool for Colonial Exploitation?

  • May 7, 2025
  • Nandita Rajshekhar
  • BORDER POLITICS, CULTURE, POLITICS
Tourism is often sold as a win-win for travelers and host countries, but beneath the glossy brochures and beachfront cocktails lies a stark reality of displacement, environmental destruction, and...
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Vomit, Visions, and Vultures: How Ayahuasca Became a Colonial Reset Button for Burned-Out Tech Bros

  • May 3, 2025
  • Ajani Brathwaite
  • CRITICAL THEORY, CULTURE, HEALTH AND WELLNESS
There’s a certain type of person – let’s call him a Soul-Searching Chad – who books a flight to Peru with a Patagonia duffel and the hope of ‘purging...
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May Renewal: Our relationship with our bodies, time & selves

  • May 2, 2025
  • Leslie Vargas
  • CULTURE
In this month’s reflection, I want to share something deeply personal, something that’s been challenging me for a while. It’s a conversation about my body—how I’ve struggled with body...
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Soundtrack to success

  • March 15, 2025
  • Hillary KJ
  • CULTURE, CULTURE, ART AND FILM, POLITICS
The de-radicalisation of Jazz hurts the DRC till this day. I sat down with Lizmnk, a singer-songwriter from the Congolese diaspora and Aleria, a violinist-singer and British Nigerian.  What...
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TERFs & Transphobes: What’s really at play?

  • March 10, 2025
  • Ooretoluse Delano
  • CULTURE
So, Natalie B’s recent video about making her gym exclusively for “biologically female” women has been making waves. At first glance, it might seem like a move for “safety”...
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Questions Against Disaffection

  • February 25, 2025
  • Taariq Ali Sheik
  • CULTURE, FICTION
Haddaway: What is Love “What is love, baby don’t hurt me, don’t hurt me, no more.” To love in this world is to be heartbroken. How can we not...
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Decolonizing the 9-5 — Rethinking Work & Time Structures 

  • February 11, 2025
  • Ajani Brathwaite
  • CULTURE
Act 1: Work Was Never Meant to Be This Way The 9-to-5 is a scam. A relic of violence dressed up as normalcy. People treat it like a natural...
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From Chains to Private Jets: The Evolution of a Global Hustle

  • February 6, 2025
  • Anonymous Anonymous
  • CULTURE
In Lagos, ambition thrives as “Yahoo Boys” exploit global greed, rebelling against systemic inequality born from colonialism. Their scams mirror a flawed world, challenging us to rethink ambition, legacy,...
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2025 THEME: Decolonial Futures: Understanding the Present, Reimagining the World We Want

  • February 3, 2025
  • Ooretoluse Delano
  • CULTURE
At Decolonial Thoughts, we’re not just analysing the world—we’re witnessing it, reckoning with it, and refusing to accept that this is the best we can do. The past year...
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How to Consume News in a Healthy Way: Without Burnout August 1, 2025
Love Island, Media, Conservatism, and Anti-Blackness July 29, 2025
Why You Should Care About Media Literacy July 24, 2025
Mexico City Gentrification & Displaced Anger July 11, 2025
In conversation with the Okra Project June 27, 2025

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