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..., and Frances Cress Welsing—and tempering these voices with that of Cheikh Anta Diop—this chapter disrupts heteropatriarchal trends in traditional vindicationist approaches. Diop's appeal to “sovereign experience” and its complementarity with the womanist concern with Black women's experience as the primordial...

... W. E. B. Du Bois’s The Souls of Black Folk powerfully countered Locke’s claims for the universal primordiality of communicability and disrupted its basis in whiteness. Du Bois analyzed how racialized media forms and everyday racist acts require Black people to practice double-consciousness...

... Enlightenment. Although the concept of the "fetish" constructs the African as a primordial antitype to the ideals that an emergent European bourgeoisie wished to enforce in Europe, African religion is no less historical than European social theory, and European social theory is no less affected by the material...

... figured and transfigured into primordial mother water and cargo lane, hydraulic matter and trans-species element, as “blue” consciousness and as integrating biosphere, alpha, and omega off the coasts of the Americas and Asia, as if some dream of trans-indigenous Oceania, or infrastructural apparatus...

...—this chapter disrupts heteropatriarchal trends in traditional vindicationist approaches. Diop's appeal to “sovereign experience” and its complementarity with the womanist concern with Black women's experience as the primordial noetic source is explained. Through a reoriented vindicationist appeal to Maât...

... In the Andean highlands, there were as many different origin myths as there were native peoples. Each ethnic group sought to establish its importance through such stories, by claiming to be the first people to appear in the world. Many accounts told of primordial ancestors emerging from local...

... powerfully countered Locke’s claims for the universal primordiality of communicability and disrupted its basis in whiteness. Du Bois analyzed how racialized media forms and everyday racist acts require Black people to practice double-consciousness, “always looking at oneself through the eyes of others...

... In the Andean highlands, there were as many different origin myths as there were native peoples. Each ethnic group sought to establish its importance through such stories, by claiming to be the first people to appear in the world. Many accounts told of primordial ancestors emerging from local...