#Colonial

Arushi Garg

arushigarg90

I am compiling commentary around the "reform" process currently underway in India through the Committee for Reforms in Criminal Laws (https://criminallawreforms.in/ ) based at the National Law University, Delhi. There are

Mu Khan

borntomub

Settlers mega-thread: a thread for dumb ppl who won’t read the book and I’m too tired to debate (or ppl who just wanna learn); combatting misconceptions and validating the theoretical

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: February 14, 1848. The U.S. and Mexico sign the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, with the US stealing the northern half of Mexico to expand slavery

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

This is a really interesting, overdue piece which makes many good points. It is somewhat flawed though.1. All countries have national stories; very, very few are ruthlessly honest with themselves

bearistotle

gnrosenberg

Epidemic Illness, Animal Agriculture, and the History of Quarantines in the United States: A Thread One frustrating bit in GOP opposition to increasing unemployment insurance was the idea that if

Angus B. Grieve-Smith

grvsmth

When I was a kid I trusted the story that Foundation was based on: that there was a Golden Age of the Roman Empire, followed by a thousand year Dark

Sam Rocha

SamRochadotcom

A person living in Los Angeles, short for "El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles del Rio Porciuncula" has told me that Americans should speak English. This

Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ

sankrant

The contemporary demonization of "Brahmins" emerges from colonial evangelical literature where they were seen as "rivals" to the Christian priests and the obstacle in conversion. In reality, Brahmins were respected

SBA

SbaArch

THREAD: As the Statues Fall: A Conversation about Monuments and the Power of MemoryFeaturing: @lavaughnbelle, @silverjackson, Dell Upton, and Tsione Wolde-MichaelModerated by: @tichecain Sponsored by: @SAPIENS_org, @SbaArch, @CIAMS_CornellL

🔪murder, she twote⚰

alifetimewaited

here's some more free labour from me. a thread of things george lucas cherry-picked from Indigenous cultures to write into the mythology of star wars:-the squash blossom hairstyle of Hopi

mmatigari

matigary

Thread: Land Reforms 1/ The term BANANA REPUBLIC was popularized locally by @ProfJNMoyo as minister of info from 2000-4. Moyo’s refrain was “Zimbabwe is not a banana republic.”I agree

🕯 Mitchell Mhlanga 🇱🇸

MimiReeds

Cape Verde or Cabo Verde Capital City: Praia Official language: PortugueseNative Language: Cabo-Verdean CreoleOn October 25, 2013, this West African island country

olive | 𝐚𝐤𝐚𝐭𝐚 𝐨𝐜𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐭

anti_antiblk

Just thinking about the why's and dynamics of the U.S. in Mozambique. Bc the U.S. govt. and it's coordinating capitalist powers are not charitable, and frankly don't actually give a

Sensible Politics (UK)

SensiblePolUK

[THREAD] Scottish History that sadly many of our countrymen won’t know anything about or will have been misled about, due to misconceptions or even deliberate misinformation from nationalists. Noticed a

Historic Environment Scotland

HistEnvScot

Belated Happy Birthday to @taylorswift13! To celebrate, HES's top Swifties have been working on some prime analysis* linking her #Folklore album with Scottish history so you don't have to.*by

Kavaeric

Kavaeric

I think the funniest thing about CP77 is not the wealth of bugs but also just how automatic and everywhere bug finding and reporting is I don't follow gaming news

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