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Masiyaleti Mbewe
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Freelance Journalist, Freelance
Botswana
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Biography
I’ll intellectualize anything. Bookish punk. Queerfuturist. African feminist. K-pop apologist. Freelance culture writer
Literary Criticism , Music , Pop Culture
Anything not related to watches or jewelry.
Content
By Masiyaleti Mbewe| The Johannesburg Review of Books@ New original fiction in The JRB. ~~~By Masiyaleti MbeweThe University of Gaborone’s main campus is a fist fight between old architecture—red bricks, steel poles, concrete, glass—and the newer, cheaper cubes made of drywall or repurposed shipping containers, framed by large patches of too-green artificial grass.
By Masiyaleti Mbewe| Los Angeles Review of Books Verified For the next step, you'll be taken to a website to complete the donation and enter your billing information. You'll then be redirected back to LARB. To take advantage of all LARB has to offer, please create an account or log in before joining...@ You're being redirected to our secure payment system...
By Masiyaleti Mbewe| Refinery29 UK Verified K-pop has established itself over the last few decades as a musical, cultural and financial juggernaut, but it’s difficult to discuss the genre (and K-R&B or K-hip-hop) without getting into the messy anti-Black and culturally appropriative aspects that come with its ties to Black culture. The K-pop industry is often understood as something that is inherently extractive of Western [read: African American] culture while still being very specifically Korean.
Company Info
Freelance
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