Stephanie Kimou: Decolonizing International Development @wellesley
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Stephanie Kimou, writer, lecturer, and strategist at Popworks Africa introduces concepts of race, privilege, and colonial legacies within the realm of international development. Kimou discusses how these factors persistently influence power dynamics, economic exploitation, and societal norms, challenging listeners to deconstruct colonial frameworks through solidarity.
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