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Notes
1 Wainana, “How to Write About Africa.”
2 Dery, “Black to the Future.”
3 Okorafor, African Futurism Defined.
4 Yahmatta-Taylor, “The Combahee River Collective Statement.”
5 Halberstam, “Unworldking.”
6 Mudimbe, The Invention of Africa.
7 Wai, “Thinking the Colonial Library.”
8 Butler, “A Few Rules For Predicting The Future.”
9 Wormsley, “There Are Black People In The Future.”
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Jacqueline Tafadzwa Nyathi
Jacqueline T. Nyathi is a writer. She currently contributes to The Continent, a weekly pan-African newspaper, and to The Sunday Long Read. She has previously contributed to POVO magazine and other publications.