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“... other. (Hence the term ‘racialisation’: race as a process, not an essence.)‘My fear​ ,’ Emma Dabiri writes in What White People Can Do Next, ‘is that much of the anti-racist literature is an iteration of the same process of maintaining and reaffirming whiteness.’ Masquerading as a self-help book, What White People Can Do Next is actually a ...”

“... aesthetic of the ‘Africa rising’ narrative championed by Western media. But critics including Emma Dabiri and Binyavanga Wainaina have criticised its ‘rapacious consumerism’ (Dabiri) and commodified view of cultural hybridity (Wainaina). In their desire to be seen not as victims but as active participants in ...”