@ajplus: When the colonized fight back, the world calls them “savages.” Frantz Fanon asked who was violent first. 🌍#AJEverywhere #FrantzFanon #Decolonize #Colonialism #History

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remember,they called Nelson Mandela a terrorist 💔💔

its.ah.me.aaaah :

the same thing that men have, and do, to women

author :

I was collecting indigenous folklore from the oldest Somali tribes and learnt things that were not in any books 📚📚📚 Decolonization of history is so important 🙏

Ayatollah :

That's why it's very important to decolonize our minds first.

Laura :

I remember my grandma and the way she spoke about the French like they were superior and that she and the people were like subjects

Littlemishka8 :

Dominican Republic + Haiti

Zak 🇿🇦 :

And we are exhausted 🫤

sisi 🦊 :

the way the algerians freed themselves is a blueprint for all colonised people

CaribbeanFusion2Go :

Let the decolonization of the mind begin: Read more to learn

mu_san8 :

Israel and Palestine

🦢Dainty Mother Of All Pearl🪞 :

Example right now state of Israel

Project-M :

SA comes to my mind . 🥀

Iyana :

Fanon said: The colonised mind polices itself. But he also said, that shame is not ours we need to know who are ♥️

mb4059 :

It also works into normal societies... the (political) elite keeps emphasising differences and put people against eachother through populism and politics. Always keeping that fire burning to destract from real more important issues!

Truth_In_The_Universe :

"trauma can become culture when pain is passed down without being questioned"

thombudsman :

decolonization is always violent because the system was built through violence wow thank you

Free Sudan 🇸🇩 Free Palestine :

FREE HUMANITY from the GREEDY.

Terasskata :

Israel and Palestine.

dewachterkalid.muslim :

can you speak also about modern colonialisation..since now the.colonizer resides jn another continent instaluzed his puppets and occipies with his economic power ( in the first fase) every resistance group in his puppet country is easy anhiliated with these structures..

Siraaj Joubert :

anthony j :

In Zimbabwe, everyone born during colonisation, ALWAYS includes either of the lines "A white person would never do that" or "He/She's heart is a black as his skin". And it's only people who went to school during Rhodesia. I had to confront someone who would say those lines EVERYONE they said anything and it's like she wasn't even aware that she was saying it so often.

Pelican Pride| jus me :

so true

user17937993 :

IMO, this phenomenon deserves a more precise name. Colonialism has not historically been synonymous with exploitation. In antiquity, it could involve establishing settlements, building trading outposts, and forming commercial relationships, rather than necessarily subjugating existing populations. To me it seems that what is commonly described as colonialism today is often more accurately understood as a particularly exploitative form of imperialism, involving territorial domination, dispossession, identity erasure and the extraction of wealth and resources.

Mark patterson :

WEST NOT THE WORLD . PLEASE DIFFERENTIATE THE TWO WORDS

hloxx :

Exactly, just check how difficult it is for Africa to unite. We are literally the ones standing against ourselves