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We Object Intimate conversations on how colonial legacies exist in our everyday lives
WE 17.03.2021 19:00
WE 24.03.2021 19:00
WE 31.03.2021 19:00
A piece of food, a song that you hear on the radio, an item in your kitchen cupboard or the rug that lies across your living room floor, the legacy of colonialism is always there, sometimes in places you don’t expect.

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You’re invited to join our two speakers and their chosen objects for an intimate conversation about how colonialism exists in all of our everyday lives. 

 

Join the conversation on this website or watch it later!

 

17.03 19:00 with Lisette Ma Nez & Loucka Fiagan (in English)

 

24.03 19:00 with Camilo Mejía Cortés & Cherish Menzo (in English)

 

31.03 19:00 with Joëlle Sambi Nzeba & Babs Gons (in English)

 

 

A collaboration between DE//COLONIZE Leuven (a group of Masters students of Cultural Studies of the KU Leuven), Commissie Cultuur KU Leuven, DeBuren, Black History Month, Black Achievement Month and Beursschouwburg

 

 

https://www.instagram.com/we.object/
https://blackhistorymonth.be/
https://www.blackachievementmonth.nl/
https://deburen.eu/

 

We Object — with Loucka Fiagan & Lisette Ma Neza

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You’re invited to join Lisette Ma Neza, Loucka Fiagan and their chosen objects for an intimate conversation about how colonialism exists in all of our everyday lives. 

We Object — with Camilo Mejía Cortés & Cherish Menzo

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You’re invited to join Camilo Mejía Cortés, Cherish Menzo and their chosen objects for an intimate conversation about how colonialism exists in all of our everyday lives. 

We Object — with Joëlle Sambi Nzeba & Ruth Grâce Paluku-Atoka

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UPDATE! Babs Gons can't make it and Ruth Grâce Paluku-Atoka will take her place! You’re invited to join Joëlle Sambi Nzeba, Babs Gons and their chosen objects for an intimate conversation about how colonialism exists in all of our everyday lives.