Racialization after Independence

Starts: 12:00 pm on Monday, October 21, 2024
Ends: 1:15 pm on Monday, October 21, 2024

The partition of Sudan, intended to resolve decades of racialized apartheid, instead redefined citizenship and deepened divisions. This talk will examine how South Sudanese protessionals returning to Khartoum grapple with the enduring impact of Arab/ African distinctions on identity and belonging after independence.

Location:: Pardee, Bay State Room, 121 Bay State Road
Registration:: https://bit.ly/3N6u8rD

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