Kai Mora, Author at The Republic

Afro-Literati The Nardal Sisters and the Négritude Movement

Kai Mora·August 1, 2022

The Nardal sisters’ collective legacies underscore the significant role women played in shaping Black identity across the pan-African world and politics. Read more Read More...

August/September 2022 Best of 2022 International Women's Day - History

‘I’m a Pan-Africanist in the Most Literal Sense’ Kai Mora’s First Draft

Kai Mora·April 8, 2022

To historian and author, Kai Mora, Sankara ‘embodies the spirit of resistance, prudence, and forward-thinking that the global Black world needs.’ Read our interview. Read More...

April/May 2022 Belize First Draft International Women's Day - First Draft Interviews

The Inevitable Revolutionary How Thomas Sankara Weaponized Coloniality

Kai Mora·September 8, 2021

Burkina Faso’s Thomas Sankara, as a close reading of Frantz Fanon’s decolonization theories suggests, was an inevitable revolutionary. Sankara evidenced and ultimately turned the contradictions of the colonial system against itself. Read more. Read More...

August/September 2021 Best of 2021: Essays

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Kai Mora

Afro-Literati The Nardal Sisters and the Négritude Movement

‘I’m a Pan-Africanist in the Most Literal Sense’ Kai Mora’s First Draft

The Inevitable Revolutionary How Thomas Sankara Weaponized Coloniality

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