Stop Calling It Supremacy Its Terrorism Part 1
In Part 1 of this series, Chisom argues that “white supremacy” should be named for what it is: white terrorism. Using her Three Clarities Framework, she…
Twelve chapters making one argument: what we call white supremacy is more accurately named white terrorism. From the Doctrine of Discovery to the passport in your pocket, the series traces how conquest was built, legalised and inherited, then asks what that name demands of us.
In Part 1 of this series, Chisom argues that “white supremacy” should be named for what it is: white terrorism. Using her Three Clarities Framework, she…
In Part 2 of this series, Chisom traces the history of white terrorism in Africa from the transatlantic slave trade to colonial conquest and its lasting…
In Part 3 of this series, Chisom argues that settler colonialism is not history—it is an ongoing global structure still shaping land, law, and power in…
In part 4 of this series, Chisom examines racism as the operating system built to sustain white terrorism. She traces the historical construction of race…
In Chapter 5 of the series, Chisom examines what happens when racism, patriarchy, and anti-Blackness compound into a distinct form of oppression often…
In Chapter 6 of the series, Chisom examines the Black American experience through the lens of historical continuity, tracing the evolution of systems of…
Chapter 7 turns to the church itself, tracing how Christianity became both the moral machinery of white terrorism—from the Doctrine of Discovery through…
Chapter 8 turns to science, the secular authority that manufactured race as an ancient hierarchy dressed up as objective fact—yet also the force that…
Episode 9 turns to the border, opening on twin infants who died of cold within sight of Europe after a January 2026 crossing from Sfax—a death the…
In Chapter 10 of the series, Chisom explores coloniality—the systems of hierarchy and ways of thinking that outlived formal colonial rule. Drawing on…
In Chapter 11 of the series, Chisom turns the diagnosis onto the reader and refuses the question they arrive with. “What can I do to fix this?” is a…
In the final chapter of this part of the series, Chisom returns to where the journey began, tracing the origins and function of white supremacy before…