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Imperialism & (Post-) Colonialism

This board explores imperialism and colonialism, which taken together refer to a type of domination that involves the direct application of military, political…
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Philippines Exposition World's Fair St. Louis 1904. "Area 47 Acres, 1200 Natives, 40 Different Tribes, 6 Philippine Villages, 70,000 Exhibits, 130 Buildings, 725 Native Soldiers." [click on this image to find a short clip and analysis that considers intersections of privilege and colonialism]
Human zoos were popular in Europe in the 19th and 20th century. They were also known as “Negro Villages” or “ethnological expositions” where humans were exhibited in their natural state.
1906 photograph of Ota Benga, described as being taken at Bronx Zoo. "In 1906 at the age of 23, 43 years after slavery was abolished he was unveiled in a new exhibit that would attract legions of visitors at the Bronx Zoo in New York. He was put on display in the monkey house and it’s estimated that 40,000 visitors a day came to see him..." Read more here: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5787947 Credit: Bain News Service, publisher

Imperialism: Human Zoos

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Christopher Columbus did nothing wrong. ~ @KaitMarieox He was criticized, arrested, and imprisoned for brutality *in his own lifetime* ~ @silvergelpen

Imperialism: Spanish Empire

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~ Kliph Nesteroff
Artist: Alex Graudins (see the full cartoon, titled, "You Can Be a Patriot Without Loving America")

U.S. Imperialism: U.S. Mainland

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"Please Don't Climb - We, the Anangu traditional owners, have this to say: Uluru is sacred in our culture. It is a place of great knowledge. Under our traditional law climbing is not permitted." The Anangu primarily dwell in the Central Western desert in Australia. Photo credit: @BadSalishGirl
(3 of 3) Burnum Burnum, an Aboriginal man, planted the Aboriginal flag in England to claim the country as the English did to the Aboriginal people, January 1988.

Imperialism: British Empire

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Various sites claim this is a photo of two muslim Algerian men being forced to march by French soldiers. In 1830, France invaded Algeria. French rule proved highly disruptive to local Algerian economies. As part of a “civilizing” mission, the occupying French government dismantled Islamic institutions, schools, and charitable foundations. Additionally, to become full French citizens...Does anyone know where the photo taken, when it was taken, and who the photographer was?
"Barbarie vs. Civilisation" [click on this image to find a short video and analysis of the "Othering" of Arabs and Muslims in Hollywood film]
"You are the embryo of free market neo-colonialism." This still is taken from Sembene's Faat Kiné, a 2000 film set in the present-day Senegal. The scene features Diop (left), who is asking a banker, Thiom, for a loan. After Kine rejects Diops request, Diop replies, “You know what it is like to have a big family? It bleeds you dry!" Thiom responds, “No, I don’t know about big families. That was my grandfather’s time." Diop looks him up and down, “You are the embryo of free market neocolonialism.”

Imperialism: French Empire

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The repatriation of indigenous lands and life to indigenous people. Decolonization is not a metaphor or interchangeable with the concept or definition of "liberation." Decolonization requires decentering the perspectives, desires and futures of people who are not indigenous to the land they are inhabiting...(language pulled from "Decolonization is Not a Metaphor," written by Even Tuck and K. Wayne Yang).
"Yankee Go Home!" "Mars for Martians"
"Keep calm and decolonize" Artist: Jaque Fragua (http://fragua.co/#)

Imperialism: Decolonization

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My 4th grade students recently read of the true history of Columbus...
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Written and published during the blossoming of Salvador Allende's revolutionary socialism, the book examines how Disney comics not only reflect capitalist ideology, but are active agents working in this ideology's favor. Authors: Ariel Dorfman and Armand Mattelart Cultural Imperialism, Marvel Masterworks, John Berger, First Encounter, Capitalist, Third World, Developing Country, The New Yorker, Donald Duck
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Written and published during the blossoming of Salvador Allende's revolutionary socialism, the book examines how Disney comics not only reflect capitalist ideology, but are active agents working in this ideology's favor. Authors: Ariel Dorfman and Armand Mattelart
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"Please Don't Climb - We, the Anangu traditional owners, have this to say: Uluru is sacred in our culture. It is a place of great knowledge. Under our traditional law climbing is not permitted." The Anangu primarily dwell in the Central Western desert in Australia. Photo credit: @BadSalishGirl Best Memes, Dankest Memes, Funny Memes, Hilarious, Smash The Patriarchy, Memes Of The Day, Social Issues, Photo Credit, Picture Perfect
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"Please Don't Climb - We, the Anangu traditional owners, have this to say: Uluru is sacred in our culture. It is a place of great knowledge. Under our traditional law climbing is not permitted." The Anangu primarily dwell in the Central Western desert in Australia. Photo credit: @BadSalishGirl
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"Moving Out - When the European settlers arrived, they needed land to live on. The First Nations people agreed to move to different areas to make room for the new settlements." Another passage says: “The First Nations peoples moved to areas called reserves, where they could live undisturbed by the hustle and bustle of the settlers.” Source: Complete Canadian Curriculum 3 Popular Books, Know The Truth, Cbc, News Today, Writing A Book
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"Moving Out - When the European settlers arrived, they needed land to live on. The First Nations people agreed to move to different areas to make room for the new settlements." Another passage says: “The First Nations peoples moved to areas called reserves, where they could live undisturbed by the hustle and bustle of the settlers.” Source: Complete Canadian Curriculum 3
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(3 of 3) Burnum Burnum, an Aboriginal man, planted the Aboriginal flag in England to claim the country as the English did to the Aboriginal people, January 1988.
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Christopher Columbus did nothing wrong. ~ @KaitMarieox He was criticized, arrested, and imprisoned for brutality *in his own lifetime* ~ @silvergelpen Peril, Christopher Columbus, Timeline Photos, Socialist, Life Advice, Indigenous Peoples, Tumblr Posts
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Christopher Columbus did nothing wrong. ~ @KaitMarieox He was criticized, arrested, and imprisoned for brutality *in his own lifetime* ~ @silvergelpen
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British Colonizers collection of the New Zealand native's heads in 1895 #History ~ @RealOlaudah But the natives wer the savages... right. ~ @AsToldByIjeoma Feminist Agenda, Controversial Topics, Life Problems, Interesting History, I Can Relate
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British Colonizers collection of the New Zealand native's heads in 1895 #History ~ @RealOlaudah But the natives wer the savages... right. ~ @AsToldByIjeoma
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The Truth: Between his four different trips that started with on in 1492, Columbus landed on various Caribbean islands that make up the present-day Bahamas and the island of Hispaniola (Haiti and the Dominican Republic). Although he explored the Central and South American coasts, Columbus never reached North America, which as we know was already inhabited by Native Americans. Columbus committed horrific atrocities and decimated the population of the communities inhabiting the islands ... African American Mothers, Ethel Waters, Equality Now, Hispaniola, Black Planet, Happy Black, Power To The People, South American, Refinery29
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White Lie: Christopher Columbus Discovered North America
The Truth: Between his four different trips that started with on in 1492, Columbus landed on various Caribbean islands that make up the present-day Bahamas and the island of Hispaniola (Haiti and the Dominican Republic). Although he explored the Central and South American coasts, Columbus never reached North America, which as we know was already inhabited by Native Americans. Columbus committed horrific atrocities and decimated the population of the communities inhabiting the islands ...
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