Interesting piece. Left me with a puzzle. When scholars (or anyone for that matter) are accused of not answering the "what is to be done" question, is it because they actually haven't answered or because critics don't like the answer?
The “decolonial turn" arrived in the 1990s as an alleged alternative to Eurocentric Marxism and poststructuralism. Yet as our essay of the week suggests, its emancipatory promise remains compromised by its detachment from material struggle.
By Federico Perelmuter in @aeon.co
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