“Who am I when I’m not centering white supremacy?” At Wellesley’s “Radical Futures,” Janelle Monáe reframed 'time poverty' as the theft of imagination. Her words resonate as I face that foe daily. But as a fan who’s seen her live, I’ve witnessed her power to reclaim space for joy and transformation. Through her evolving work she shows that Afrofuturism isn't an act of survival, its beautifully dynamic world building. 

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