Claire's Brother

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It's almost treated as if anti-colonial resistance is synonymous with nationalism.
Yeah.
As though the two cannot be distinguished.
It should be a relic of the 20th century, right?
Like, it was heavily tied to, like, state socialism, right?
The idea of the way that we...
fight the wrongs of colonialism is through creating post-colonial nation states and ignoring the fact that many of those states, many of the boundaries they find themselves within include a diverse range of identities, like you said, of many people, including those brought against their will to those places, and that many of those identities don't line up with the national identities, and it almost always results in a change of the oppressor rather than the absence of oppression.
Yeah.
I mean, you could literally just look at the entire history of independent Nigeria.
Yes.
But one very clear example of that.
But getting back to the comparisons, right?
I don't see an explicitly titled ideology behind the founding of Liberia beyond settler colonialism, I suppose.
But the implicit ideology was the supremacy of the elite American Liberian way of life and the right to that territory and the labor and the resources of its people, while the elite would themselves be subordinate to the global capitalist order.
dictated particularly by America and Europe.
So the supremacy of the American Liberian elite did not place them in a position of supremacy in the global stage.
They were still in a subordinate position in some ways.
Turning now to Israel, the political Zionist movement emerged in the late 19th century Europe amid pogroms and the failure to achieve equality for Jews in many countries.
Its most influential early theorist, Theodor Herzl, argued that Jews constituted a nation and that anti-Semitism could not ultimately be solved through integration into European societies.
Instead, they required a state of their own.
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