Chapter II The Continuation of Colonization and New Extremist Colonial Powers 
(USA, EU, UK, France, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand) Colonialism, an epoch marked by the domination and exploitation of one group of people by another, is often thought of in...

Chapter III: 3rd World War Wobuntu: I Am, Because We Are It all began with an unintended twist of fate, an international turning point that reshaped the global landscape in ways few could have predicted. As the world watched, 143...

Chapter III Breaking the Dependency Chains: Building a Future without Dependency As we move forward, it is imperative for future generations to recognize and actively disconnect from a system that was constructed to keep them enslaved or colonized. This system, deeply...

Chapter II Modern-Day Boundaries are the Continuation of Colonial Borders The legacy of colonial-era borders and structures is profoundly evident in the modern geopolitical landscape, particularly in Africa. The arbitrary borders drawn by European powers during the colonial period often ignored...

Liberation Dependency Syndrome This term describes the post-psychological phenomenon where individuals and communities, despite having been liberated from slavery, colonization, or extreme coercion, continue to experience emotional attachment or dependency toward their former enslavers, colonizers, or abusers. It describes the...