OLÙFÉMI O. TÀIWÒ: "WHEN I SAY WE SHOULD CHANGE THE WORLD, I MEAN IT LITERALLY. I'M TALKING ABOUT A LITERAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT".

The article presents an interview with Olùfémi O. Tàiwò, a philosopher and public intellectual. He discusses the literal construction and systemic changes needed to address climate and racial justice issues, focusing on the importance of tangible solutions and the critique of identity politics. Topics include the aspects of ecological and infrastructural changes, the role of standpoint epistemology in understanding oppression, and the impact of elite capture on racial and climate justice.