Claire's Brother
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 20 Jun
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With scenes of the genocide in Palestine plastering our screens over the past few years and increasing analysis of the settler-colonial and supremacist root of Israel's violence, it's had me thinking more about the concept of settler-colonialism.
Many people know now about Israel's settler-colonial past and its parallels with the US, Australia, South Africa, and Canada.
Those are common comparisons.
But few know much about the settler colonial origins of Liberia, which has gained a little attention as people have begun learning more about the concept.
So I'd like to take a look at Liberia, Israel, and the parallels of settler colonialism.
This is It Could Happen Here.
I'm Andrew Sage.
Andrew, I'm on YouTube.
And I'm joined once again by... It's James again.
I'm excited to learn about this.
Yeah, I'm mainly looking at the parallels through the lens of analysis provided by historian Patrick Wolfe in his famous article, Settler Colonialism and the Elimination of the Native, with other historical resources and articles linked in the show notes.
First off, before we start making comparisons, I'll need to introduce the concept for those unfamiliar.
Settler colonialism is, in one sentence, an ongoing structural process where outsiders permanently occupy indigenous lands to build new societies.
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