6. Structural, Epistemic, and Personal Decolonisation

Keywords:
structural decolonisation; racial, patriarchal and economic structures; epistemic decolonisation; coloniality of power; epistemic virtue; personal decolonisation; gender struggles.

[@thandololo5963]

THANKX FOR BRINGING THESE academics to the people but the languAGE IS DIFFUCULT FOR THOSE WHO are less educated but pleAAASE LET THEM DO THIS IN OUR LanguAGES ESPECIALL

[@akankshyamahapatra6352]

An eloquent & insightful explanation of the structures of power💗

[@sahraahmedkoshin]

Hopefully things will change for the better for the "developing world" with the Grand Bargain Localisation Agenda!

[@sahraahmedkoshin]

again wow

[@mokgadifloramaredi821]

Wow

[@thandololo5963]

Dear SCHOLAR CAN you TRANSLATE the teaching into our mother's tounge so that CLEar AS IT'S SOUNDS EVEN THE LESS EDUCATED CAN UNDERSTAND THE explanation OF Colonization of every thing thANKS

[@thabomasiteng8742]

Should we then say capitalism is an imperial system to Africans…? And if it is how does our indigenous economic systems look like in the absence of capitalism…?

[@thandololo5963]

Please let's comment relevant stop using colonial terms such as CAPITALISM THANKX