Black is always in reaction to race is a conversation with Amina Mama, a Pan-African feminist intellectual,  a writer and academic and founding editor of Feminist Africa. In this second episode of Kan-Tigui, we talk about black and african identities and feminisms, transnational black struggles, race, unity and class. "So location, nation, which part of the black clouds you are from is hugely important. If politics happens locally and people live in material realities that are very different, you can't just dream of the unity. We have to actually address the contradictions within and among black people."

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