Doreen Gordon: Jamaica & other African diasporas

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• ▶ 3:07«So I recognize and acknowledge that I don't have the same racialized experiences as maybe darker skinned poor Jamaicans.» — Doreen Gordon
• ▶ 8:47«I think many people think racism doesn't exist in Jamaica because it's understood to be a Black country, a majority Black country.» — Doreen Gordon
• ▶ 31:24«I define it as transnational space, not necessarily defined by geography, in which there is some kind of mutual recognition of a solidary or common consciousness, despite our fragmented geographies.» — Doreen Gordon
• ▶ 46:55«One of the big issues is that traditional fishermen are actually losing their access to coastal land, not just because of climate change, but also because, you know, huge multimillion dollar construction projects, housing projects, hotel developments are displacing them from their land.» — Doreen Gordon
• ▶ 57:16«And I dream about, you know, a more collaborative effort across the Black diaspora and involving other people as well, not necessarily African descendants, who are dismantling some of these ideas of white supremacy.» — Doreen Gordon

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