Bulletin - Austerity, Corruption, and Discontent

in both countries have demanded that the government address the issue of corruption and prioritize the welfare Intersectionality of Austerity and of its citizens over the interests of the elite. [...] In the her emphasis on the imperative to amplify the voices context of Kenya and Sudan, CRT can help us understand and experiences of marginalized groups is highly also how the colonial legacy and ongoing racial inequalities relevant to understanding the experiences of citizens in have contributed to the unequal distribution of resources Kenya and Sudan (Spivak, 1988). [...] The austerity measures and corruption in these countries disproportionately affect marginalized The intersectionality of austerity and corruption in communities, such as ethnic minorities and the poor, fueling economic grievances and protests in Kenya and who are more likely to rely on public services and are less Sudan can also be understood in the context of the able to access private alternativ. [...] In conclusion, the intersectionality of austerity and The economic grievances fueling protests in Kenya corruption in fueling economic grievances and protests and Sudan are deeply entrenched in histories and in Kenya and Sudan can be analyzed through the lens of colonialism, structural racism, and the intersecting of critical race theory, postcolonial theory, intersectionality various forms of opp. [...] The economic grievances and protests in Kenya and In conclusion, the economic grievances responsible for Sudan portend significant challenges to the stability and protests in Kenya and Sudan, though manifest differently development of these countries and the region.