Learning Space No. 46, 1923
Aiming for the abolition of discrimination
Anti-racism is necessary to fight against colonialism. In the first half, I will discuss the crucial importance of norm formation in anti-racism (preventing harm) to avoid the pitfall of Japanese-style criticism of colonialism, which tends to focus solely on the subject (position). In the second half, I plan to talk about the anti-racism in the "Abolition of Borders Theory" (to be discussed later), which advocates for the abolition of the system by learning from the tradition of Black feminism.
Femi Seminar & Cafe, General Incorporated Association
7-minute walk from Akabane Station
- Date & Time
- 4/30(Wed) 19:00～21:00
- Venue
- Femi Seminar & Cafe, General Incorporated Association
- Address
- 2-4-7 Akabane Minami, Kita-ku, Tokyo Takajou Heights, Room 403
- Free
- from 1000 yen
- Access (Public)
- 7-minute walk from Akabane Station
- Contact
- 090-9828-2232 （"Action to Remember the 1923 Kanto Korean Massacre"）
