HeyJaredThe 4th Generation Podcast
“Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it” was the invitation from Frantz Fanon. What is our generational mission?
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Can Nigeria Be Changed From Within? | Nigeria Series, Session 1 (opens the original)
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How do you change an entrenched political system? This is the first conversation in our Nigeria Series — a sustained diagnosis of Nigeria's contemporary political and economic challenges, organised around two questions that will run through every session: how did we get here, and how do we move from here? In this foundational episode, Olemo Gordon Brian sits down with Godson Kelly Nwankwo — political education advocate and founder of the Policy Advocacy and Leadership Fellowship — to lay the gro
The Political Party in Uganda | Ideological College Uganda, Session 3 (opens the original)
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What informs the form and content of Uganda's political parties — and how did we get here? In this session of the Ideological College Uganda series, Olemo Gordon Brian, Surumani Manzi, and Twahiirwa Asiimwe conduct a historical analysis of the political party as a phenomenon in Uganda. They begin with the origins of party formation in the colonial period — from Ignatius Musaazi's farmers' associations and the Uganda National Congress, through the formations of the UPC, DP, and Kabaka Yekka — and
A Class Analysis of Ugandan Society | Ideological College Uganda, Session 2 (opens the original)
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In this second session of the Ideological College Uganda series, Olemo Gordon Brian and Surumani Manzi turn to class as a tool of political analysis — asking whether Marxist categories of bourgeoisie and proletariat are even useful for understanding African societies that never went through the historical stages that produced them in Europe. They argue that Africa is not an infant Europe, and that applying European class analysis uncritically to Uganda distorts more than it reveals. From there t
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