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Kill the Poet, Save the World personal finance the consumerist culture of theKill The Poet, Save The World! is a daring, incandescent plunge into the futures Africa is already dreaming. Abdulkareem Baba Aminus poems, electric with African futurist vision, move deftly through circuitry, spirit, memory, and mutation, to confront the fractures of our age with both tenderness, and audacity. At its heart, this is a collection rooted in survival: of art, of identity, of memory. It is a reminder that the future is never neutral, and