The Scramble for Africa - Documentary on African Colonialism

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I'ma post this map in here. This is the Africa I want to see before I die.

What does this map mean breh

 

[Poitier]

I'ma post this map in here. This is the Africa I want to see before I die.

I heard Intra-African trade account for less than 5 % of total African trade. Disgusting. Crazy how before Colonialism, East-West-South-North all traded with each other and migrating/mixing and sharing the same communities was not an issue, now tribalism and no trade.

 

[Sonni]

I read somewhere that African governments are now passing laws that say whites can no longer run shyt. You have any examples of them trying to kick western powers out?

Only Zimbabwe. Others might have protectionist laws though. Not necessarily against whites but to prevent foreign monopoly over the domestic economy.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

What does this map mean breh

Regional Nationalism.

My theory is that the ideas of nationhood in an African context is not about ethnicity like Europe but rather the land itself. I think that's why the colonial creations we have now tend to be problematic because out of all parts of Africa only Somalia is close to being homogenous. That map is basically a redrawing of borders so each region is its own sovereign state. (East, West, North, South, and West-Central Africa) The resources and manpower in each of those land masses I drew out is enough to alleviate most of the poverty of those regions.

I heard Intra-African trade account for less than 5 % of total African trade. Disgusting. Crazy how before Colonialism, East-West-South-North all traded with each other and migrating/mixing and sharing the same communities was not an issue, now tribalism and no trade.

Totally disgusting. That was one of the after effects of European involvement on the continent. By the end of the Pre-Colonial period those cacs destroyed those long time economic relationships in order to make Africans more dependent on Europe. It's insane how just about everyone that's Black has been screwed by white supremacy in some kinda way. And making the continent seem like a lost cause is no different than people here in America saying the AA community can never fully prosper or will always have the problems it does.

 

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Regional Nationalism.

My theory is that the ideas of nationhood in an African context is not about ethnicity like Europe but rather the land itself. I think that's why the colonial creations we have now tend to be problematic because out of all parts of Africa only Somalia is close to being homogenous. That map is basically a redrawing of borders so each region is its own sovereign state. (East, West, North, South, and West-Central Africa) The resources and manpower in each of those land masses I drew out is enough to alleviate most of the poverty of those regions.



Totally disgusting. That was one of the after effects of European involvement on the continent. By the end of the Pre-Colonial period those cacs destroyed those long time economic relationships in order to make Africans more dependent on Europe. It's insane how just about everyone that's Black has been screwed by white supremacy in some kinda way. And making the continent seem like a lost cause is no different than people here in America saying the AA community can never fully prosper or will always have the problems it does.

Which is why pan Africanism has to be something black people practice globally. We're going against the same enemy white supremacy.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

Which is why pan Africanism has to be something black people practice globally. We're going against the same enemy white supremacy.

Yep. But it's been designed for us to not connect the dots. It takes someone wanting that mental liberation to start realizing how far these cacs have gone to destroy us Africans both the involuntary diaspora and the continent itself. Hell, a lot of us refugee diasporans are here thanks to the effects of neo-colonialism. I was born and raised here thanks indirectly to America and Russia's fukkery in East Africa and beyond.

To me you can't be truly Pro-Black if you not Pan Africanist. Black Nationalism and Pan Africanism are two arms of the same liberating body.

 

[UpAndComing]

Didn't know it was based on a book. Link breh

Great read breh

 

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Great read breh

Thanks breh, been looking for something like this.