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Katie Numi Usher

Katie Numi Usher

Letter to UN and CARICOM

Please see below, comment your name and country, if you would like your signature added to this letter which I intend to send to these…

3 min readNov 9, 2023

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Letter to UN and CARICOM

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Katie Numi Usher

oh gurl, just enjoy your vacation

Things I’ve learned from this recent trip to western United States of America, was a culmination of what I have felt with lesser and…

4 min readSep 26, 2023

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oh gurl, just enjoy your vacation

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Katie Numi Usher

on my hair, 365 days later

My granddad passed away January, 2018 so i decided to cut the locs i’d been growing for almost 4 years (2014–2018). Well he was like a…

4 min readSep 1, 2023

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on my hair, 365 days later

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Katie Numi Usher

why collaborate? why now? why us? why here?

(this text was originally written for the exhibit brochure of Mothers of Creation, 2021 a joint exhibit with Mercy Sabal. presented here…

3 min readNov 18, 2022

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why collaborate? why now? why us? why here?

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Katie Numi Usher

‘Moanings’* of a Caribbean-Central American based Caribbean Central American artist

Belize is completely isolated from a world moving faster and further into contactless payment. Add to this the fact that, chances are even…

13 min readAug 22, 2022

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‘Moanings’* of a Caribbean-Central American based Caribbean Central American artist

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Katie Numi Usher

Factri to Factory

“Sugar cane is one of the most important sources of national income for many countries in subtropical and tropical areas. In Belize, which…

9 min readDec 21, 2021

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Factri to Factory

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Katie Numi Usher

Reclaiming Spaces

written August 10, 2017 on invitation to present at TEDxBelmopan: Celebrate, i was later asked by TEDxBelmopan curator to defer my talk to…

10 min readNov 4, 2021

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Reclaiming Spaces

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Katie Numi Usher

An attempt at decolonising culture as a Black woman: LAB 2014–2017

In Belize, formerly British Honduras until 1973, the colonial project commenced as early as 1638, by 1862 a colony ruled by a governor who…

9 min readOct 13, 2021

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Katie Numi Usher

not just merch, it’s family

By now you may have seen the ME or ME4L on tees all around Belize and online. And it is always special when, without much words people…

4 min readApr 27, 2021

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Katie Numi Usher

Katie Numi Usher

Black artist, writer, poet, curator and critic from Belize, Central America. Currently learning my mother tongue as a decolonial practise.

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