Fanon Language and the Performativity of Race

I argue for a reimagining of performed and colonial language in relation to the body and self in the context of Indigenous and Black Existentialism and other colonised groups. Following Fanon and Foucault, I call for transgressive interrogations of language, race and racism of the materiality of colonisation and how one might, colonised and coloniser, begin/continue to practise freedoms under this ongoing oppressive burden of coloniality.