297 Quotes About Colonialism
- Author Matt Ortile
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Unlearning the colonialism I was taught, the stories I've been told and I've told myself, is a daily practice, like learning a new language. You learn it by watching films, listening to the radio, reading books. Your ear gets attuned to it. You pick up the vocabulary, learn the system's grammar and mechanics. From there, you can understand and deconstruct it. Sure, learning a language is a solo task, but it helps to have conversation partners.
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- Author Ana-Maurine Lara
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We're going home. Forget this country, the gold is too expensive.
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- Author Karl Marx
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If conquest constitutes a natural right on the part of the few, the many have only to gather sufficient strength in order to acquire the natural right of reconquering what has been taken from them
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- Author Ben Okri
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Strange things are happening to us.’‘To our children.’‘They sayhe is looking for the spirit of Independence.’‘They say he is looking for himself.’‘For his ownspirit.’‘Which he lost when the white man came.
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- Author Alison Phipps
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Political whiteness is the systematic privileging of bourgeois white women’s wounds at the expense of others. Its obsession with threat is both sexualised and racialised, because of the role of colonialism in co-constructing race and sexuality.
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- Author W.E.B. Du Bois
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The World War was primarily the jealous and avaricious struggle for the largest share in exploiting darker races.
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- Author Eduardo Galeano
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The division of labor among nations is that some specialize in winning and others in losing. Our part of the world, known today as Latin America, was precocious: it has specialized in losing ever since those remote time when Renaissance Europeans ventured across the ocean and buried their teeth in the throats of the Indian civilizations.
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- Author Leopold II
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India has never cost England one centime. it paid back What it cost. India provides a livelihood for all benjamins of English families.
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- Author Louis Yako
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Marginalization is the worst form of censorship and intellectual assassination.
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