Send us a text The episode critiques colonialism’s lasting impact through the lens of the "comprador effect," a Marxist theory highlighting how intermediary classes in post-colonial societies align with foreign interests, reinforcing economic dependency and inequality. We explore how these systems persist under a façade of morality. Our conversation also delves into cultural identity and community loyalty, examining how capitalism and colonialism disrupt traditional values. We begin by chall...
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Send us a text The episode critiques colonialism’s lasting impact through the lens of the "comprador effect," a Marxist theory highlighting how intermediary classes in post-colonial societies align with foreign interests, reinforcing economic dependency and inequality. We explore how these systems persist under a façade of morality. Our conversation also delves into cultural identity and community loyalty, examining how capitalism and colonialism disrupt traditional values. We begin by chall...
Black in Time: Who was Aimé Césaire? pt. 2 w/Sean Solole
BlackFor30
46 minutes
2 years ago
Black in Time: Who was Aimé Césaire? pt. 2 w/Sean Solole
Send us a text We dissect the ideology and political ambitions of Aimé Césaire and scrutinise his revolutionary approach, how his ambitions were shaped by the class system of his time, and his controversial decision to departmentalise. Was this decision driven by a need for societal acceptance? We also unpack the evolution of the African diaspora as it navigates the preservation of its cultural heritage in a modern world. Sean shares his comprehensive analysis of black move...
BlackFor30
Send us a text The episode critiques colonialism’s lasting impact through the lens of the "comprador effect," a Marxist theory highlighting how intermediary classes in post-colonial societies align with foreign interests, reinforcing economic dependency and inequality. We explore how these systems persist under a façade of morality. Our conversation also delves into cultural identity and community loyalty, examining how capitalism and colonialism disrupt traditional values. We begin by chall...
