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Author Archives: Kanengo

Kanengo Diallo is a second-year student studying English Language & Literature at St Hugh's College. Outside of her studies, she has a keen interest in development journalism and exploring heritage in postcolonial societies. She enjoys writing about the intersections of race and culture in socio-political phenomena.

Posted inOpinion

Vaccine nationalism: The colonial spectre endangering developing countries (and everyone else)

by Kanengo February 26, 2021July 18, 2021

“Perhaps the only unifying thing here is the sordid outcome: vaccine nationalism is steadily endangering both its ‘poverty-stricken’ victims and the powers who perpetuate it.”

Kanengo examines the imperialist history and dangerous consequences of vaccine nationalism.

Posted inGlobal Affairs

The decision on Breonna Taylor’s case sparks national outrage

by Kanengo September 24, 2020September 24, 2020
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Oriel College launches inquiry backing the removal of Rhodes’ statue

by Kanengo June 18, 2020June 18, 2020
Posted inOxford News

Oriel students condemn “antisemitic tropes” at the Rhodes Must Fall protest

by Kanengo June 15, 2020July 18, 2021

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