So 114, Hello Black, back here with these segments, you know what I'm saying?

This segment we're really going dive deep.

I mean, we're going to dive into it now.

I don't know about deep. I don't know that's gonna be accurate

We gonna dive in a new colonialism and have a

by the end of this episode have a strong understanding of colonialism

settler colonialism as well as neo-colonialism, especially how it shows up for the new African, right?

So this essentially is a neo-colonialism from a new African perspective.

And it's,

neocolonialism has many intricacies,

so it will be impossible for us to give it to y'all in 20 30 minutes but like be said

all least will have a strong foundational understanding and a book that I would

tell you all to read to get a real deep understanding is Kwame and crumas

Neocolonialism the last stage of imperialism.

That is a deep dive into Neocolonialism which will help you understand again the many intricacies of it and how it has come to play in the 21st century and what that means for a new African, black folks, and all other oppressed peoples of the world in the 21st century.

So y'all want to that.

Before we even go into neo-colonialism, we should first define colonialism for our listeners.

And what colonialism is, it's about taking control

of a territory and then subjecting

the people of that territory to the interest of the foreign power,

the foreign power being the colonizer, right?

So it's again taking control of the territory and removing the interest of the,

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