This conversation reflects on the importance of transnational Black solidarity in a global moment where the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed structural inequalities that sustain Black death and the global movement for Black lives has focussed attention on anti-Blackness. We reflect on the legacies of past and contemporary Black, Indigenous, People of Colour activism and the role that this has played in strengthening transnational efforts to deal with colonialism, imperialism and patriarchy. In highlighting how anti-Blackness is sustained across different institutions - from the academy to social movements, we centre Black feminist movements’ role in building radical visions of equitable and transformative worlds through a focus on the nexus between patriarchy, capitalism and white supremacy. Black feminist visions we argue are geared at disrupting and transforming current power structures to advance justice and create liberatory futures. A central part of these liberatory futures lies in building collective power that is rooted in the political values of solidarity, hope and joy.

这次谈话反映了在全球性时刻中跨国黑人团结的重要性，在这一时刻，COVID-19大流行暴露了维持黑人死亡的结构性不平等现象，全球黑人生命运动将注意力集中在反黑人上。我们反思过去和当代的黑人，土著，有色人种激进主义的遗产，以及它在加强跨国对付殖民主义，帝国主义和父权制的努力中所发挥的作用。在强调如何从学校到社会运动在不同机构之间维持反黑人运动的过程中，我们着重于黑人女权运动在通过建立父权制，资本主义和白人至上主义之间的联系来建立公平和变革性世界的激进愿景中的作用。我们认为的黑人女权主义愿景旨在破坏和改变当前的权力结构，以促进正义和创造解放的未来。这些解放未来的核心在于建立集体力量，这种集体力量植根于团结，希望和欢乐的政治价值观。