Zophia Edwards, Corey Gilkes & Tamanisha John
Zophia Edwards is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Johns Hopkins University. She is the author of Fueling Development: How Black Radical Trade Unionism Transformed Trinidad and Tobago (Duke University Press). She is also a member of the Global Pan-African Movement North America.
Corey Gilkes is an independent researcher who writes from an anticolonial perspective, applying factual revisionist historical analyses to interpret current events. Gilkes has published pieces in trinicenter.com, wired868com, globalcommment.com, and his own blog page at coreygilkes.wordpress.com. He is also currently working on four book projects.
Tamanisha John is an Assistant Professor at York University. She is a member of the Black Alliance for Peace (BAP), Caribbean Solidarity Network (CSN), and the Anti-Imperialist Scholars Collective (AISC). @tamanishajohn (Twitter and Instagram)
Amidst US bombs and drug myths about Venezuela as a pretext for regime change, the subordinated position of Caribbean states’ economies within the global economy precludes an unequivocal anti-imperialist position.
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