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The Colonial Legacy: How Africa Was Cut Out from the Start
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The Colonial Legacy: How Africa Was Cut Out from the Start. It’s a topic that speaks directly to the heart of Africa's ongoing struggle for self-determination and global representation. For centuries, Africa has faced the consequences of a colonial system designed to strip the continent of its wealth, power, and autonomy.
Colonial rule didn’t just leave an economic and political scar on Africa—it also left a psychological one. The legacy of colonialism goes beyond the exploitation of land, resources, and labor. It also reshaped how Africans viewed themselves, their culture, and their place in the world. For generations, Africans were told that their ways of life, their systems of governance, and their knowledge systems were inferior to European ideals.
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