The notion of 'decolonization' originated with Frantz Fanon, a Caribbean born Marxist
and Critical Theorist. He emphasized ultra-violence as a cathartic means of achieving 'liberation' - a quasi-religious act of blood sacrifice, possibly inspired by voodoo. His most famous book is #The Wretched Of the Earth.'
The notion of 'decolonization' originated with Frantz Fanon, a Caribbean born Marxist
and Critical Theorist. He emphasized ultra-violence as a cathartic means of achieving 'liberation' - a quasi-religious act of blood sacrifice, possibly inspired by voodoo. His most famous book is #The Wretched Of the Earth.'
See James Lindsay's short video, Decolonization is Violence for a brief overview.
The notion of 'decolonization' originated with Frantz Fanon, a Caribbean born Marxist
and Critical Theorist. He emphasized ultra-violence as a cathartic means of achieving 'liberation' - a quasi-religious act of blood sacrifice, possibly inspired by voodoo. His most famous book is #The Wretched Of the Earth.'
See James Lindsay's short video, Decolonization is Violence for a brief overview.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kojhJo6QNVY
People can 'decolonize' by not using using anything made or invented by the 'bad' colonizers.
People can 'decolonize' by not using using anything made or invented by the 'bad' colonizers.
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