In other words “how”

And Happy Mother’s Day by Leacock and Chopra. Here’s Chopra editing with her daughter on her lap.

Both versions of Imitation of Life are essential.

Salo paired with the images of Noem styled like a pornstar in front of people in cages.

And I would add Robert J. C. Young's "Postcolonialism" as a central text that moves from its titular framework towards emphasizing Tricontinentalism as the more capacious and productive political-ideological framework for left internationalism.

"All at once these rich contributions—really part of a substantial, interlocking system of writing in the broadly Marxist environs of critical theory, left philology and the solidarity movements—were abruptly severed from the present." 3/3

"...the writings of Oliver Cromwell Cox on race and class; Basil Davidson on African state-formation; Leo Wiener on the role of Africa in the pre-Columbian New World; the acute imperial histories of James Morris, V. G. Kiernan, and Eric Wolf; C. L. R. James on Lenin and black liberation..." 2/x

Of the development of so-called post-colonial theory, Brennan writes, "Key precursors were left out of the conversation, even as their ideas were often quietly borrowed: Jean-Paul Sartre and Les Temps modernes; the Chilean media critique led by Armand Mattelart in the early 1970s..." 1/x

This article by Timothy Brennan from NLR from 2014 sums up the global stakes of 20th century anti-colonialism: newleftreview.org/issues/ii89/...