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The Portuguese-Senegalese Mamadou Ba recalled, this Saturday, that “it is necessary to kill the white, murderous, colonial and racist man” to “avoid the social death of the black political subject.” Mamadou Ba’s remarks were made during an online conference organized by the online channel Pensa Africanamente dedicated to the theme “Racism and the advance of hate speech in the world.”
Ba’s words were misleading, as can be seen in the video of the event. It is unclear whether the former Left Bloc adviser took that thought or was simply quoting (agreeing with him, presumably). “[Frantz] Fanon “, a French philosopher from Martinique specialized in colonization psychopathology.
At the digital meeting, which brings together Brazilian activists against racism, the leader of SOS Racismo also stated that “the refutation is part of the propositional capacity, but the most important thing to combat hate speech is to propose a new narrative.”
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