From Visuality to Postcolonial African Politics: A Conversation with Saidou Mohamed N'Daou

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Saidou Mohamed N'Daou teaches history at Chicago State University.Jesse Weaver Shipley is an assistant professor of Anthropology and African and African Diaspora Studies at Bard College. His recent research and publications are on popular culture, media, national politics, and race in West Africa.

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