Colonisation of the imaginary in social ecosystem. An intersectional analysis of the representation of aesthetic-cultural differences in brand marketing policies by Fabio Bocci, Martina De Castro, Aurora Bulgarelli, Umberto Zona

“…As early as the 1970s, activists such as Assata Shakur addressed the issue of the imposition of white cultural and aesthetic models and the risk of these being uncritically acquired by the new generations of the African American community. …”
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For My Daughter Kakuya: Imagining Children at the End(s) of the World by Candace Y. Simpson

“…Implicitly, these depictions offer a curious method for engaging and imagining children. Assata Shakur writes compelling poetry in her autobiography about her hopes for the world. …”
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