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French West Indian psychiatrist and philosopher (1925–1961)
Mahmood Mamdani cannot be cleanly labeled a doctrinaire Marxist scholar; his work shows , yet he also synthesizes postcolonial, anthropological, and historical approaches in ways that resist a single ...
Mahmood Mamdani is best understood as a leading voice within who explicitly critiques colonial legacies, the bifurcated state, and Western constructs of identity; he draws on and is in conversation wi...
Bowdoin’s Africana Studies has produced alumni who moved into electoral politics and sustained activism — most prominently Zohran Mamdani, a 2014 Africana Studies graduate who credits the program with...
Bowdoin’s Africana Studies curriculum in the years Zohran Mamdani attended (2009–2014) combined interdisciplinary course offerings—from history and literature to archaeology and art—with a faculty who...
Bowdoin College’s Africana Studies program provided Zohran Mamdani with an interdisciplinary vocabulary and a set of political frameworks—drawn from history, postcolonial theory, and activist practice...