I really enjoyed giving this talk. The discussion was insightful and encouraging. Thanks to Takeshi Morisato 森里 武 and Prof. TJCurry Ph.D MPH for the invite.

Thanks Prof! It was an honour sharing the stage with you.

Great talk by Tareeq at the University of Edinburgh.

Great news! Thanks again for the invite Takeshi Morisato 森里 武!

Thanks Prof!

In this talk, we’ll explore the history of the Maroons, spiritual practices, and cultural survival across the Caribbean and African diaspora ⛰️ And how Maroon traditions guide struggles against Babylon today ✊🏾 Dm for zoom link 💻

The myth of liberal humanism continues to dominate contemporary discussions of Black oppression, genocides, & white ethnonationalism throughout the West. It is time to let go of the myth of a shared humanity.

Told this guy at the gym that I have a PhD and he said that I’m “smartmaxxing”

Millions of people across the Global South are being starved to death to serve the geopolitical interests of powerful nations, while the rest of the world carries on as if nothing is happening. The sheer normalization of such cruelty in recent years is staggering.

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Well you know...we are not supposed to be thinkers. I dont think Scotland ever had a Blk philosopher b4. Appiah was the UK's first I believe in the 90s. So I think I am it for now.

My article on 村田沙耶香 Sayaka Murata's "The Convenience Store Woman" is now available at the JWP (Indiana University Press): scholarworks.iu.edu/iupjournals/in… what's amazing about this story is that we can completely disagree with my reading of it & both be right at the same time. Now moving to Earthlings...🌪️

Officially Dr Jalloh! I’m excited to share that I’ll be joining University of Oxford as a Junior Research Fellow! I’ll be working on the philosophy of contemporary rap University College, Oxford (Univ).

''The bombs that are tested on the Palestinians are the ones that are being shipped and killing our brothers and sisters in the Sudan. They're the same weapons that are killing our brothers and sisters in the Democratic Republic of Congo,'' South African writer Zukiswa Wanner, a

I have empathy for the unnamed people in Congo, Gaza, Sudan.

A lot of people initially mistook #BlackMaleStudies with masculinity studies &/or equated it with some form of misogyny but we managed to deliver a panel informing them of what it actually is, & how it's working for new humanism, & they felt its importance beyond Black studies.

This hurricane is the perfect example of climate injustice

Hurricane Melissa, which struck Jamaica as one of the most powerful storms ever recorded, was made four times more likely because of human-caused climate change, a rapid analysis said Wednesday. jamaicaobserver.com/2025/10/29/cli…