First up, Keston K. Perry 's paper:

'From the plantation to the deep blue sea: Naturalising debt, ordinary disasters, and postplantation ecologies in the Caribbean'.

Perry looks at climate and the racialised financial geographies of the region. doi.org/10.1111/geoj.1…

Here is statement by Arsenal supporters

C. S. Giscombe, Negro Mountain: press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book…

Canada right now.

Terrible news. Terrible times.

**Joint statement**

Our show, By Any Means Necessary, has been taken off the air, and we have been fired.

.Ndongo Samba Sylla should have been invited to write the lead essay to be honest. A travesty. But also expected.

We, the undersigned, are adamant that a U.S./UN-led armed foreign intervention in Haiti is not only illegitimate, but illegal. We support Haitian people and civil society organizations.

Read our full statement:
blackallianceforpeace.com/bapstatements/…

Why read Bankers and Empire? shepherd.com/book/bankers-a…

[Thank you, Marc-William Palen!]

Once again, the US govt is using the United Nations to push for a genocidal military intervention in Haiti.

The disastrous experiences of foreign interventions show that they only serve to deepen violence, poverty and injustice against the Haitian people.

For a dignified and…

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Read this. From the great Norman Girvan.

'ESSAY: The Question of Compensation: A Third World Perspective, Norman Girvan, 1972'

- Check out the latest from the Editors of the The Black Agenda Review, in this week's Black Agenda Report: blackagendareport.com/essay-question…

Registration and livestream here: iss.nl/en/events/poli…

Can’t wait for the superb roundtable at the Hague on Global #Reparations chaired by [Peter James Hudson] with Gurminder K Bhambra Horace Campbell AfrikanOlogist Hilbourne Watson; convened by Andrew M. Fischer, Sree Sathi, Annina Kaltenbrunner and me, with Development and Change ISS, The Hague & CERES Research School Dev Studies; registration details below

Super exciting roundtable convened by Development and Change on Global #Reparations , 27 September at ISS, The Hague.

Featuring Gurminder K Bhambra Horace Campbell AfrikanOlogist Hilbourne Watson, moderated by [Peter James Hudson]. Organised by Ndongo Samba Sylla, Sree Sathi, Annina Kaltenbrunner & me.

Co-sponsored by ISS, The Hague & CERES Research School Dev Studies

Good to see you, man.