Andrew Brooks

Andrew Brooks is a writer, artist, and teacher who lives on unceded Wangal land. He is a lecturer in media at UNSW. He is one-half of the critical art collective Snack Syndicate and part of the Rosa Press collective.
Photo: Jonno Revanche
All essays by Andrew Brooks
Wayward Revolutions
Lately, I have been asking myself why it is that Black Feminist study is so central to my understanding of how to live a political life. Why, as a Brown settler also shaped by colonialism and living on Indigenous land in the place often referred to as Australia, do I find myself reading and re-reading Saidiya Hartman’s work? What is it that Black study offers?
May. 2020 •
Gender and sexuality • Non-fiction