If You Like Zohran Mamdani, You’re Going to Love His Dad
Kojo Koram
Postcolonial theory made reality.
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Kojo Koram
Kojo Koram is a reader in law at Birkbeck College, University of London and the author of Uncommon Wealth: Britain and the Aftermath of Empire.
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Elon Musk Is the Perfect Mascot for Trump 2.0
Kojo Koram
Out with the past, in with the future.
People Won’t Care About Democracy If Democracy Doesn’t Care About Them
Kojo Koram
Why would they?
The British Empire Wasn’t Just About Race
Kojo Koram
It was a system of political and economic control.
‘Decolonisation’ Was Never All Culture War
Kojo Koram
It has everything to do with our living conditions today.
When It Comes to Drug Laws, Britain is a World Loser
Kojo Koram
Germany is leaving us in the dust.
Dave’s Latest Album Demands That Black British Music Be Taken Seriously
Kojo Koram
Guitar music doesn't have a monopoly on artistry.
How Christopher Hitchens Helped the Right Justify Its Colonial Wars
Kojo Koram
The late contrarian provocateur has become an almost god-like figure for conservatives.
The North Has Always Been at the Cutting Edge of Culture
Kojo Koram
The reality is miles away from the myth.
The American Right Knows How to Fight a Culture War
Kojo Koram
It's all about picking your battles.
England Is in the Midst of an African Renaissance – but It’s Still Racist As Hell
Kojo Koram
J-Hus, Dave and Michaela Coel are just some of the English-Africans dominating British culture.