When Brown University cosmologist Stephon Alexander steps up to the podium in June to accept the 2024 Frantz Fanon Award for Outstanding Achievements in Science, Philosophy, and Leadership, presented by the Caribbean Philosophical Association, he will step up to the dais high in both intellectual and entertainment value. Perhaps he will tell his fellow associates […]
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