Black Political Thought: Dalitso Ruwe, “Human Rights, George Floyd, and the Eugenic Caricatures of Black Male Death”
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Special Colloquium Series, 2021. Hosted by the Department of Philosophy and the Department of Political Studies.
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Dr. Dalitso Ruwe: “Human Rights, George Floyd, and the Eugenic Caricatures of Black Male Death”
Dr. Dalitso Ruwe is currently a Post-Doc Fellow with the Extending New Narratives in the History of Philosophy at the University of Guelph. He is currently working on a monograph titled “Ontological Sovereignty: Black Philosophy & the Quest of Freedom in the Age of Slavery.” The monograph gives an account of the intellectual history of 17th-21st centuries Black thought on the injustices of African enslavement in the western world. Dr. Ruwe’s research focuses on the Intellectual History of Africana Philosophy, Anti-colonialism, Africana Legal History, Hip Hop Philosophy, Black Male Studies and Black Philosophies of Education.
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