#Colonial

Augustus

russomanchu

Complacency at its finest. America was the global Empire, still is. But who would have thought the then Shek led 400 million weak men of the east was remodeled soon

💥 Elizabeth is 100% That Witch 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ ☭

InstantSunrise

A twitter thread in which I drag every single US president in order: George Washington: Dude was a shit-ass general who owned slaves and when the working class realized that

ProgressNow New Mexico

ProgressNowNM

Happy Monday Twitter. If you feel a little better today it’s probably because one of #nmpol’s worst voices John Block quit Twitter last night “in solidarity” with his defeated demigod

Dr Amy C. Chambers

AmyCChambers

Struggling w/autocaptioning software that has no AI. It's not learning. It hates my accent and gender. I have been saving the 'best' errors. I'm going to make it a twitter

Zoé

ztsamudzi

I hate every single thing about the way this story gets reported.https://twitter.com/theeconomist/status/1291831500707684352 Land reform was not done properly, but to be clear, it is absolutely necessary for indigenous people to

KENYAN🇰🇪 HISTORY🇰🇪

historykenya101

Have you ever wondered why the sons and daughters of the colonial chiefs and guards who were collaborators live a good life while those of the MAU MAU fighters live

Zeyad el Nabolsy (زياد النابلسي)

ZNabolsy

1. Philosophers should care about the sociology of philosophy.2. From the perspective of global intellectual history, the analytic-continental divide is a family squabble between 2 Eurocentric siblings. 3. Hegel is

Time's Carcass

_Jack_Graham_

'Postmodernism' is a complex phenomenon. So complex a phenomenon it is entirely doubtful whether it is a unified phenomenon at all... which, ironically enough, is an entirely postmodernism-compatible observation. In

Shelina Janmohamed

loveinheadscarf

About 100 years ago, when the British Empire was at its peak, it covered about a quarter of the world’s land mass and dominated over 412 million people, a quarter

Alec Karakatsanis

equalityAlec

1. This country separates parents from their children and puts human beings in cages for possessing plants on a list of plants the government says you can't have. 2. This

Aesthetic Distance

aesthdistance1

Filipinos, esp Fil-Ams, should be very aware of the miseducation of the Philippines that has affected our upbringing and even the way we bring up the next generation ourselves. /1

Ammar Ali Jan

ammaralijan

It reflects poorly on progressives when they dismiss leaders like Benazir Bhutto as representatives of "feudals" or "dynastic politics." She suffered the loss of her entire family, faced incarceration and

Rupa Marya, MD

DrRupaMarya

A large number of pre-med students of color from around the country ask me how to survive being in medicine emotionally/spiritually intact. What we ultimately need is another kind of

R Kamei

richardkamei

National Education Policy (NEP) promises a lot for a transformative change in the education sector; for now the section, 'Multilingualism and the power of language' caught my attention.A quick commentary

big sad

bunnxianluvsu

racism is distinct from anti-semitism because anti-semitisim is directed at jewish people, who can be white. jewish people can experience both racism and anti-semitism if they are jewish and a

Rachel Esplin Odell

resplinodell

PRC behavior was also destabilizing; as I've stated often, assertive PRC maritime law enforcement in disputed waters is obnoxious & unhelpful. But many of its most assertive behaviors have been

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