‘I Have Never Wanted to Think of Writing as Anything Other Than Enjoyment.’ Nafeesah Allen’s First Draft
Author and independent researcher, Nafeesah Allen believes writing should be something you enjoy. Read our interview.
Nafeesah Allen
Let the Photo be Taken (1974-2017) A Conversation with Mozambican Photojournalist Naita Ussene
This conversation serves as a retrospective on Naita Ussene, as a photographer, and his country, Mozambique, as his muse.
National Belonging and Social Integration Race and Migration in Mozambique
As a majority-black but multi-racial society, Mozambique’s nationalist rhetoric espouses full political equality of citizens of all racial groups; social integration, however, for both new and old immigrants (and their non-binary descendants) is still individually negotiated.
Nafeesah Allen
is an independent researcher with an interest in literature, gender, and diaspora studies in the global South. In 2019, she completed her Ph.D. in Forced Migration from the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) in Johannesburg, South Africa.