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While essential work in Africana philosophy that illuminates the per-ils of Western constructs of race and racism has been laid out, schol-arship is yet to excavate genealogies of Africana critiques of Western slavery as distinct philosophical themes that can contribute to the understanding of slavery from the vantage of the subjugated. This article is a call for more theorizations of such genealogies.