#decolonisation — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #decolonisation, aggregated by home.social.
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I try to follow what's going down in the #ContemporaryArt scene, but I think a mixture of the internet and #decolonisation has saturated art reporting.
Things are much more open and global than they were in the past. The art world has always been global, but in the West art has been primarily Western.
What's really changed is that there used to be 'what's hot' in the artwork, a kind of current scene that dominated headlines.
It didn't mean you cared much or was inspired by the current art trends, but they did serve as a kind of anchor that helped you know where you stood - either you liked it, partly liked it or hated it.
Now it feels much more open. I suppose what's missing is a predominant trend that you can hate and rebel against. You still get big names, famous artists, but I don't feel like there is a one big scene we're all supposed to be interested in.
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I try to follow what's going down in the #ContemporaryArt scene, but I think a mixture of the internet and #decolonisation has saturated art reporting.
Things are much more open and global than they were in the past. The art world has always been global, but in the West art has been primarily Western.
What's really changed is that there used to be 'what's hot' in the artwork, a kind of current scene that dominated headlines.
It didn't mean you cared much or was inspired by the current art trends, but they did serve as a kind of anchor that helped you know where you stood - either you liked it, partly liked it or hated it.
Now it feels much more open. I suppose what's missing is a predominant trend that you can hate and rebel against. You still get big names, famous artists, but I don't feel like there is a one big scene we're all supposed to be interested in.
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Lachaud, Bastien
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Ce que Macron fait en Kanaky-Nouvelle-Calédonie est une erreur historique
https://youtu.be/5e7BguueTHEAujourd’hui à l’Assemblée nationale, j’ai pris la parole sur la situation en Kanaky Nouvelle-Calédonie.
#Kanaky #NouvelleCaledonie #AssembléeNationale #Décolonisation #FLNKS #LFI
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Lachaud, Bastien
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Ce que Macron fait en Kanaky-Nouvelle-Calédonie est une erreur historique
https://youtu.be/5e7BguueTHEAujourd’hui à l’Assemblée nationale, j’ai pris la parole sur la situation en Kanaky Nouvelle-Calédonie.
#Kanaky #NouvelleCaledonie #AssembléeNationale #Décolonisation #FLNKS #LFI
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Vingt ans après Tintin au Congo, René Vautier déjoue la censure et réalise le premier film anticolonial français.
Afrique 50, un film essentiel.
À voir sur https://www.cinemutins.com/#Afrique50 #RenéVautier #TintinAuCongo #Colonialisme #Anticolonialisme #HistoireColoniale #MémoireColoniale #Décolonisation #CinéMutins
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Vingt ans après Tintin au Congo, René Vautier déjoue la censure et réalise le premier film anticolonial français.
Afrique 50, un film essentiel.
À voir sur https://www.cinemutins.com/#Afrique50 #RenéVautier #TintinAuCongo #Colonialisme #Anticolonialisme #HistoireColoniale #MémoireColoniale #Décolonisation #CinéMutins
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Vingt ans après Tintin au Congo, René Vautier déjoue la censure et réalise le premier film anticolonial français.
Afrique 50, un film essentiel.
À voir sur https://www.cinemutins.com/#Afrique50 #RenéVautier #TintinAuCongo #Colonialisme #Anticolonialisme #HistoireColoniale #MémoireColoniale #Décolonisation #CinéMutins
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Vingt ans après Tintin au Congo, René Vautier déjoue la censure et réalise le premier film anticolonial français.
Afrique 50, un film essentiel.
À voir sur https://www.cinemutins.com/#Afrique50 #RenéVautier #TintinAuCongo #Colonialisme #Anticolonialisme #HistoireColoniale #MémoireColoniale #Décolonisation #CinéMutins
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Vingt ans après Tintin au Congo, René Vautier déjoue la censure et réalise le premier film anticolonial français.
Afrique 50, un film essentiel.
À voir sur https://www.cinemutins.com/#Afrique50 #RenéVautier #TintinAuCongo #Colonialisme #Anticolonialisme #HistoireColoniale #MémoireColoniale #Décolonisation #CinéMutins
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/236467/ Journée de l’Afrique 2026 : enjeux et héritage panafricain #AddisAbeba #Afrique #Agenda2063 #assainissement #ChangementClimatique #ConflitsArmés #décolonisation #Éthiopie #GamalAbdelNasser #GroupeDeCasablanca #GroupeDeMonrovia #IntégrationAfricaine #JournéeDeLafrique #KwameNkrumah #ModiboKeïta #OrganisationDeLunitéAfricaine #oua #panafricanisme #RessourcesHydriques #SouverainetéAfricaine #UnionAfricaine
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https://www.europesays.com/afrique/103665/ Journée de l’Afrique 2026 : enjeux et héritage panafricain #AddisAbeba #Afrique #Agenda2063 #assainissement #ChangementClimatique #ConflitsArmés #Décolonisation #Éthiopie #GamalAbdelNasser #GroupeDeCasablanca #GroupeDeMonrovia #IntegrationAfricaine #JournéeDeLafrique #KwameNkrumah #ModiboKeïta #OrganisationDeLunitéAfricaine #oua #panafricanisme #RessourcesHydriques #SouverainetéAfricaine #UnionAfricaine
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Al Jazeera reports: "The world is sounding an alarm" — tech, finance and data are reshaping power into a new form of colonisation. 🔔🌍💻 Read: https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2026/5/14/the-world-is-sounding-an-alarm-why-big-tech-is-the-new-colonist #BigTech #Decolonisation #AI
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Al Jazeera reports: "The world is sounding an alarm" — tech, finance and data are reshaping power into a new form of colonisation. 🔔🌍💻 Read: https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2026/5/14/the-world-is-sounding-an-alarm-why-big-tech-is-the-new-colonist #BigTech #Decolonisation #AI
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🚩 Faut-il décoloniser le marxisme ? Entretien avec #MatthieuRenault
La « #décolonisation du #marxisme » n’est pas apparue au XXIe siècle comme une réponse aux critiques post ou décoloniales mais elle émane au contraire du marxisme révolutionnaire lui-même.
https://www.revolutionpermanente.fr/Faut-il-decoloniser-le-marxisme-Entretien-avec-Matthieu-Renault
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🚩 Faut-il décoloniser le marxisme ? Entretien avec #MatthieuRenault
La « #décolonisation du #marxisme » n’est pas apparue au XXIe siècle comme une réponse aux critiques post ou décoloniales mais elle émane au contraire du marxisme révolutionnaire lui-même.
https://www.revolutionpermanente.fr/Faut-il-decoloniser-le-marxisme-Entretien-avec-Matthieu-Renault
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🚩 Faut-il décoloniser le marxisme ? Entretien avec #MatthieuRenault
La « #décolonisation du #marxisme » n’est pas apparue au XXIe siècle comme une réponse aux critiques post ou décoloniales mais elle émane au contraire du marxisme révolutionnaire lui-même.
https://www.revolutionpermanente.fr/Faut-il-decoloniser-le-marxisme-Entretien-avec-Matthieu-Renault
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🚩 Faut-il décoloniser le marxisme ? Entretien avec #MatthieuRenault
La « #décolonisation du #marxisme » n’est pas apparue au XXIe siècle comme une réponse aux critiques post ou décoloniales mais elle émane au contraire du marxisme révolutionnaire lui-même.
https://www.revolutionpermanente.fr/Faut-il-decoloniser-le-marxisme-Entretien-avec-Matthieu-Renault
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https://www.europesays.com/afrique/43133/ Ghana-États-Unis : aux origines du dialogue intellectuel panafricain #Afrique(s) #Décolonisation #ÉtatsUnis #Ghana #idées #StokelyCarmichael #WEBDuBois
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"Postwar European education campaigns coded #Europe as both white and raceless, Christian and secular."
Emily #Marker draws from her work on the French #education system to discuss #race and #universalism: https://tocqueville21.com/books/authors-response-black-france-white-europe-emily-marker/
#book #whiteness #coloniality #meritocracy #feminisms #decoloniality #antiRacism #FRPol #academy #university #integration #colorblindness #democratisation #Europeanness
#livre #racialisation #decoloniale #antiracisme #blanchité #racismeSystémique #colonialité #méritocratie #lectureDécoloniale #islamogauchisme #France #décolonisation -
📗 The book "Globalizing Independence Struggles of Lusophone Africa. Anticolonial and Postcolonial Politics", edited by Rui Lopes and Natalia Telepneva had a presentation at the University of Strathclyde, in Scotland.
You can find it in #OpenAccess: https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/globalizing-independence-struggles-of-lusophone-africa-9781350378308/
#Histodons #Colonialism #PortugueseColonialism #Decolonisation #LusophoneAfrica #PostColonialism #AntiColonialism #Colonialism #LiberationWars #PósColonialismo #AntiColonialismo #GuerrasDeLibertação
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🕸glané sur le net🕸 Kanaky : Mobilisation le 21 mars contre le passage en force colonial: Depuis plusieurs mois, le gouvernement cherche à imposer une sortie du cadre des accords de Nouméa, en remettant en cause le processus de… #Kanaky #Décolonisation #Autodétermination #NouvelleCalédonie
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🕸glané sur le net🕸 Kanaky : Mobilisation le 21 mars contre le passage en force colonial: Depuis plusieurs mois, le gouvernement cherche à imposer une sortie du cadre des accords de Nouméa, en remettant en cause le processus de… #Kanaky #Décolonisation #Autodétermination #NouvelleCalédonie
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Allow me to re-introduce myself: I am a white settler uninvited guest on Treaty 1 territory.
I am a #queer #trans #nonbinary, #nurse and masters student interested in #genderaffirmingcare #transcare #healthequity #harmreduction #intersectionality #decolonisation #antiracism #antioppression #mentalhealth #communityhealth #upstreaminterventions #sustainablehealth
I do not know how to use #mastodon so bear with me!
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🗣️ Ce sont les questions que nous allons poser à iabe, membre du MKF (Mouvement Kanak en France), et Patrick VELARD, de Solidaires Auvergne.
▶️ https://attac63.site.attac.org/podcasts/le-grain-de-son/article/decolonisons-nos-luttes
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🚨Le dernier épisode du #GrainDeSon est disponible sur #PeerTube et #Spectre 🔴
🎙️On termine le cycle sur la (dé)colonisation, avec le Mouvement Kanak en France (MKF) et @Solidaires63
▶️ ep4 : Résistances coloniales
➡️ https://peertube.stream/w/5TLZ5Fc7YH7pEwWYrFJhSPdispo en #podcast sur #SpectrePodcasts
🎧 https://spectremedia.org/le-grain-de-son/
et depuis notre site:
▶️ https://attac63.site.attac.org/podcasts/le-grain-de-son/article/decolonisons-nos-luttes
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🗣️ Et pour commencer, nous partons avec eux en Kanaky, seul territoire de la République dont la question de l’indépendance est aujourd’hui officiellement posée.
▶️ https://attac63.site.attac.org/podcasts/le-grain-de-son/article/decolonisons-nos-luttes
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🚨Le dernier épisode du #GrainDeSon est disponible sur #PeerTube et #Spectre 🔴
🎙️On continue le cycle sur la (dé)colonisation, avec le Mouvement Kanak en France (MKF) et @Solidaires63
▶️ ep3 : DROM-COM & Banlieues
➡️ https://peertube.stream/w/5BG7BX8GnQPQadSHgg1qyGdispo en #podcast sur #SpectrePodcasts
🎧 https://spectremedia.org/le-grain-de-son/
et depuis notre site:
▶️ https://attac63.site.attac.org/podcasts/le-grain-de-son/article/decolonisons-nos-luttes
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🚨Le dernier épisode du #GrainDeSon est disponible sur #PeerTube et #Spectre 🔴
🎙️On continue le cycle sur la (dé)colonisation, avec le Mouvement Kanak en France (MKF) et @Solidaires63.
▶️ ep2 : Le passé #colonial de la France (et ce qu'il en reste)
➡️ https://peertube.stream/w/rFJLHJRhUXqzuEj3qGHfjUdispo en #podcast sur #SpectrePodcasts
🎧 https://spectremedia.org/le-grain-de-son/
et depuis notre site:
▶️ https://attac63.site.attac.org/podcasts/le-grain-de-son/article/decolonisons-nos-luttes
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Marcus Garvey : un prophète pour les rastas. https://lhistgeobox.blogspot.com/2026/04/marcus-garvey-un-prophete-pour-les.html Le reggae a partie liée avec le rastafarisme. Aussi, avant de consacrer un billet à ce genr #Décolonisation #Panafricanisme #Etats-Unis #skareggae #Jamaïque #racisme #Reggae
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🚨Ne manquez pas votre RDV avec le #GrainDeSon, sur #RadioArverne ce jeudi à 12h (100.2📻).
🎙️On continue le cycle sur la #Décolonisation avec @Solidaires63 et le Mouvement Kanak en France (MKF). 🇳🇨
▶️ ep2 : Le passé colonial de la France (et ce qu'il en reste)
▶️ https://attac63.site.attac.org/podcasts/le-grain-de-son/article/decolonisons-nos-luttes -
A Glossary of Empire, by Nnamdo Obi
Every time the West calls an African country "unstable" they mean the resources stopped flowing.
A brilliant glossary of 100 diplomatic words and what they actually mean. Please read!
(Applies to Iran, Cuba, and other parts of the world too)
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🚨Le dernier épisode du #GrainDeSon est disponible sur #PeerTube et #Spectre 🔴
🎙️On démarre un nouveau cycle sur la (dé)colonisation, avec le Mouvement Kanak en France (MKF) et @Solidaires63.
▶️ ep1 : #Colonisation des esprits
➡️ https://peertube.stream/w/pNfiMYQXY2sQCBaNmqineRdispo en #podcast sur #SpectrePodcasts
🎧 https://spectremedia.org/le-grain-de-son/
et depuis notre site:
▶️ https://attac63.site.attac.org/podcasts/le-grain-de-son/article/decolonisons-nos-luttes
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#SimonMoos dénonce avec brio la discrimination anti-juive.
#Israël est le plus bel exemple d'une #décolonisation où le peuple autochtone retrouve sa #souveraineté après 1800 ans de colonisations #romaine, #arabe, #croisée, #mamelouke, #ottomane et #britannique
Source : #SudRadio
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Getting Acquainted with the Horror Genre
Disclaimer: BEWARE OF SPOILERS.
So I read Stephen King’s Night Shift in March and was left with questions.
Stephen King is the horror author I was hearing about most growing up and walking past in the library because horror was a no-no back then, said to be demonic. So I never thought to read it until I was an adult and gave myself permission to read whatever I want. (There were no African authors I knew of who wrote horror and Black-American authors were not on my radar yet. Libraries, bookstores and street corners where some vendors sell used books were still full of white Western writers even in my African city -this is still the case. And I wasn’t on the Internet.) Even then, only this year did I read a Stephen King.
Night Shift seemed like a good idea because it’s a collection of short stories. It would provide me with a range of angles and styles with which he writes his stories, I reasoned. In terms of his style of writing short stories, I wasn’t disappointed at all. Sometimes people write short story collections like they’re an afterthought. However, I found each story in Night Shift felt full, well thought-out and… complete? Like a whole entire project. Whereas people reserve that energy for novels and novellas, usually.
My questions began as I read on and realised ground zero for the violence in almost every story was the woman. One cannot help but notice these things if you belong to that group of people. There was even a story where a man made a deal with somebody but he was told if he reneged, his wife (and child, if I remember correctly) would be harmed to varying degrees depending on how many times he reneged. And another where a man lost his wife and daughter to vampires but was saved from his own demise by other men. A woman in a factory whose machinery had gone rogue died a gory, brutal death. Etcetera. It was an exhibit of mostly female deaths.
Even when the guy also died at the end, her death was graphic and detailed. It was like the men were making all the decisions and the women -mostly- were facing the consequences. Except in stories where there weren’t really any women in that particular story. I ended up almost preferring those. (The deaths were generally gentler, weren’t they.)
The women were stereotypical, mostly. But so were the men. Everyone was fitting neatly somewhat into how 1950s white American roles and domestic life have been popularised on screen. And I was not used to reading that kind of fiction or those kinds of characters.
As much as I enjoyed his skill in the construction of the stories, I began to struggle as the book went on. Sometimes I’d put it down and ended up taking longer than I thought to finish it. Until… the one story I thoroughly enjoyed: I Know What You Need. That one… The construction of course, the characters, the underlying meanings, the pacing, the suspense even… I was thinking about it long after I finished the book. So good.
This story was simply a breath of fresh air. The female characters were finally well fleshed out, in my opinion, and they were critical thinkers. One helped the other out. And the leading lady did not die in the end. She was human enough yet she figured stuff out and walked away victorious. I was so happy to read that story because, not only did I get to experience a writing style I was enjoying, I also got to root for the story.
The questions flooded in at that point. Why had he chosen to write the female characters in all the other stories the way he did, then? Because of this, the stories ended up sounding somewhat similar. Is that how horror was traditionally written? One distinct, active group of people. Another distinct, especially tortured, passive group of people.
And then I realised maybe there were machinations of the horror genre that I just wasn’t privy to. So I went on YouTube to find an explanation because it really felt like there was inside information I was missing. I was genuinely puzzled. That one story totally transformed how I experienced that book. And I am aware there are cultural norms and conditioning that allows men to think of women a certain way and this shows up in art. But I don’t know. I think I wanted an explanation for the flatness/similarity that occurred before and after that one story. An analysis for how people enjoy this.
I found a gem of a video by Sinead Hanna. And immediately, the horror genre was brought to life for me. I also began to identify some more differences between the stories; the point of each story. I think I understand the tropes now and what they’re doing with the women. Which I don’t necessarily agree with but I suppose each genre expresses or worked through discriminatory programming in its own way. From Sinead Hanna’s video, I even found out what on earth ‘the final girl’ is -a term I first met in a title by Grady Hendrix (still to be read) The Final Girl Support Group. It makes sense now who they are and why they’d need a support group! I had no idea that was a whole thing.
Definitely, I’m starting to understand why horror fascinates some people. They’re not just titillated by fear for unknown reasons (my somewhat judgmental take before I started really thinking about the genre)… It’s not even always about fear.
I’ve since made (another) list of horror authors to explore -including authors from all kinds of cultures around the world. Usually, I do this to see how different people interpret different ideas and it’s also a good way to continue to shift my own perspective slowly towards decolonisation. I start with whoever introduced the genre or idea to me and then I go to all kinds of roots of storytelling. It’s working well so far.
It would be good to decide this year horror is the previously unfamiliar genre I’m exploring. Fantasy, next year. Sci-fi, 2028. It turns out it’s not enough to read the books. A bit more research makes things doubly fun. Sometimes a well done video from a member of the fandom is a fantastic way to sink teeth into what makes readers love what they love. It feels like going crazy over a book with a friend. Or slowly coming to a realisation or understanding via someone else’s palpable excitement.
Recommendation:
Horror Short Stories by African Writers (PS: This is also a good link to use to find African literary magazines.)
#BookReview #bookReview #books #Decolonisation #Decolonization #fiction #Horror #NightShift #Reading #SineadHanna #StephenKing #Writing #WritingStyles -
I’ll be taking part in the next episode of Breaking Culture Live this afternoon, broadcasting on their YouTube channel at noon NYC time (5 pm UK): https://www.youtube.com/@BreakingCultureLive/streams
We’ll be discussing my new book, Defund Culture: A Radical Proposal – available #openaccess on a CC4r basis in a variety of formats (https://www.mediastudies.press/defund-culture-a-radical-proposal) - addressing what serves as its sub-subtitle: “Why the #arts are so white, male, and middle-class, and what we can do about it.”
‘Breaking Culture Live is a Cultural Studies Association affiliated program hosted by Past President Sean Johnson Andrews. Every Wednesday we spend our lunch hour breaking down the breaking news with cultural studies scholars and activists, discussing their work ... ‘
Subscribe to the Breaking Culture Live YouTube channel and tune in at 11:00 am Chicago, noon NYC time, 5 pm UK: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakingCultureLive/streams
#DefundCulture #culture #class #copyright #decolonisation #UKPolitics #theory #culturalstudies #culturewar #WorkingClass
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https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/soundtrack-to-a-coup-d-etat-28725
Un des films les plus puissants et agissants que j'ai vu ces dernières années, "#Soundtrack to a coup d'état" est en lecture libre.
"Ce film met en lumière comment la monarchie belge, le gouvernement des États-Unis et les multinationales se sont entendus pour utiliser des musiciens de jazz légendaires comme couverture pour des opérations secrètes visant à assassiner le premier ministre du Congo, Patrice Lumumba." Mais aussi comment il y a 60 ans, les dirigeants occidentaux ont vu comment le reste du monde était proche de les déborder, et quelle masse de violence ils ont dû déployer pour mettre ce volume d'émancipation sous le couvercle.
#Grimonprez #Congo #Belgique #USA #Lumumba #jazz #décolonisation #cinéma -
Great to hear from Eva Weinmayr and Femke Snelting that the Collective Commitment to Reuse (cc2r) now has its own dedicated site, thoughtfully designed and developed by Sarah Magnan and Ludi Loiseau.
Take a look: https://cc2r.net/
There’s also a downloadable PDF you can print as a 12-page booklet.
#copyright #IP #culture #FreeSoftware #SettlerViolence #feminism #decolonisation
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Ah, tiens, c'est nouveau ? ;-). Il faut juste ne pas oublier #Amazon(tm) #Google(tm) et #Microsoft(tm) et nous pourrons enfin envisager la #décolonisation #numérique ! Ah, il est trop tôt ? Pardon, je vous le redirai dans 10 ans... #souveraineté
Le Monde – Les dangers des réseaux sociaux enfin reconnus par la justice
https://www.lemonde.fr/idees/article/2026/03/27/les-dangers-des-reseaux-sociaux-enfin-reconnus-par-la-justice_6674502_3232.html -
Prochaine émission en public le jeudi 26 mars à partir de 18H ! Au son de la Rumba nous invite à un débat sur la restitution à l'Afrique des biens culturels pillés pendant la colonisation. RDV au 1 rue de la Solidarité à Paris XIX pour participer à cette émission spéciale 📻✨
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The events playing out in #Chagos and around the islands underlines the extraordinary intertwining of far right British politics with neo-imperialist Trumpian America and the use of emotive arguments about homeland, #decolonisation and self-determination. https://www.rashmee.com/chagos-islands-peoples-rights-trump-farage-politics/
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Robben Island : l’île-prison de Nelson Mandela
https://www.agenceecofin.com/actualites-tourisme/0803-126489-robben-island-l-ile-prison-de-nelson-mandela
#Mandela #liberté #démocratie #racisme #colonisation #décolonisation #UK #Boers #Anglais #Noirs #prison #Afrique #libération #AfriqueduSud -
Décolonisation du Cameroun : un rapport dénonce les violences commises par la France
https://www.la-croix.com/international/decolonisation-du-cameroun-un-rapport-denonce-les-violences-commises-par-la-france-20250128
#France #Cameroun #décolonisation #colonisation #guerre #génocide #Noirs #Afrique #racisme #Indochine #Algérie -
Marseille. Sur les traces de l'empire colonial
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://orientxxi.info/Marseille-Sur-les-traces-de-l-empire-colonial
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📰 Zélia Pereira foi entrevistada pela Agência Lusa acerca dos resultados do projecto #DecTiL, que coordena com Pedro Aires Oliveira.
O projecto está a estudar o chamado Relatório "Riscado" — elaborado pela comissão para a análise e esclarecimento do processo de descolonização de #TimorLeste — e novos arquivos que foram, entretanto, desclassificados. 🇹🇱
#Histodons #Decolonization #Decolonisation #ColonialHistory #Descolonização #HistóriaColonial #EastTimor
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« Entretien · Dans un nouvel ouvrage, l’historien #HowardFrench raconte l’épopée des luttes entrelacées pour la #décolonisation de l’#Afrique et pour les #droitsCiviques des Noirs aux États-Unis, à travers le parcours de #KwameNkrumah. »
https://afriquexxi.info/L-epopee-Nkrumah-du-Ghana-a-Harlem
#TheSecondEmancipation #BlackHistory #mouvementDesDroitsCiviques #histoireAméricaine #histoireAfricaine #politiqueAméricaine #politiqueAfricaine #panafricanisme #luttesDécoloniales #Nkrumah #livres @bookstodon
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"#HowardFrench’s stunning new book, #TheSecondEmancipation, is an epic of the 20th century’s most consequential years with #Africa’s sudden #decolonisation intertwined with the US #civilRightsMovement, through the many layered portrait of #Ghana’s visionary independance leader #KwameNkrumah."
https://afriquexxi.info/Nkumah-s-epic-from-Ghana-to-Harlem
#BlackHistory #UShistory #AfricanHistory #USpol #USpolitics #AfricanPolitics #panafricanism #decolonialStruggles #Nkrumah #decolonization #books @bookstodon
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Why is #Colonialism still a part of #CanadianLaw & society? What are the #decolonisation challenges #Canada currently faces? Jim Reynolds attempts an answer in his 2024 book "Canada and Colonialism"
#IndigenousPeoplesDay #CanadianStudies #PostColonialStudies #IndigenousPeoples #FirstNations
