The Carcerality of Museums: Abolitionist Perspectives on Musealisation

Sakiru Adebayo

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The fictional British Museum scene in the 2018 film Black Panther gets right to the heart of some of the most pressing debates in museum studies today. The scene is a painful reminder of the fact t...

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