From the Mediterranean Sea to the Florida Straits, we’re exploring the rhetorical “crisis” of mass migration, a practice rooted in white supremacy and colonial ideologies. In Episode 3 of "Tomorrow is the Problem," host Donna Honarpisheh and scholars SA Smythe and Edwige Danticat discuss this migration crisis and the notion of borders across oceans. 🌊 Artist Martine Syms examines representations of Blackness and its relationship to vernacular, feminist thought, and radical traditions. Her poem, "The Mundane Afro-Futurist Manifesto," sets the tone for the episode: "While we are often Othered, we are not aliens. Though our ancestors were mutilated, we are not mutants. Post-black is a misnomer. Post-colonialism is too." “Tomorrow is the Problem” is spearheaded by the museum’s @KnightFDN Art + Research Center and builds on ICA Miami’s robust program of digital initiatives. Available wherever you listen to podcasts. 🎧 __________ Martine Syms "Intro to Threat Modeling," 2018, digital color video, with sound, 4:32 minutes. #ICACollection. Museum purchase. #TomorrowistheProblem #Miami #Podcast #ArtPodcast #MiamiMuseum #ocean #art #curatortalk #contemporaryart #SASmythe #EdwidgeDanticat @martinesyms @honarpish3h @essaysmythe @edwidgedanticat