Afro-Now-Ism

If we are “between stories,” as Berry suggests, then we can work to discard the lies we have inherited that glorify hierarchy, monopoly, and greed. If we are to create a world in which the strong and the weak survive, a world in which “weakness” itself is imagined differently, then we must write new stories that engender solidarity, mutuality, and

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None of this is possible inside the industrial mindset that treats humans as controllable inputs in a predictable machine. The factory cosmology—time-and-motion, Taylor, Ford—cannot run a complex, entangled planet.

We are multitudes in becoming, not single-function nodes. The future economy must prize reciprocal care, emancipatory technology, and th... See more