The work Your Theory Lacks Quilombo confronts the hegemonic regime of whiteness and its claim to universalize a thought founded on its own privilege. White theory lacks ground, body, memory and accountability toward the lives it reduced to object and silence. The Quilombo does not appear as a pacified theme, but as a Black technology of flight, self-defense and confluence: a way of producing lives in the encounter between bodies, territory, memory and ancestry, without subordinating them to colonial logic. The work denounces a colonial architecture of thought that plunders other knowledges to produce its matter, while reserving for itself the monopoly on reason, authority and validation.