Black imaginary worlds are inherently political. That's why we need 'Black Panther' and Wakanda

Excited for Black Panther? So are we. Which is why we’re rolling out obsessive coverage with Black Panther Week.

As Black Panther has broken records ahead of its wide release, with critics and fans applauding everything from the casting and performances to the story and visuals, the very concept of Wakanda itself has also been elevated to its own status of celebrity. 

For the past few months, fans on social media have been sharing their wishes to go to Wakanda, with some declaring themselves Wakandans. It’s fitting that the wide release of Black Panther falls within Black History Month; Wakanda has been built up as a home for black excellence, a place born from and characterized by blackness.  Read more…

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