Neocolonialism in Africa: Rape of a Continent 1 of 2

Outlines and demonstrates the effects of colonialism, decolonization and neocolonialism in Africa, with examples from the DRC, Uganda, Sudan, and Rwanda. Presents several informed perspectives on how population control is used to expoit Africa's vast resources at the expense of her people, and challenges viewers to take advantage of their economic priviledge to make a positive difference.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• colonialism
• decolonization
• neocolonialism
• historical globalization
• Africa
• DRC
• Uganda
• Sudan
• Rwanda

[0BeTheChange0]

I apologize for the stupid little icon in the middle of the image at the beginning... that's what I get for downloading a free video converter off the internet, I guess. Also, the volume during the "video" portion of this segment needs to be turned up... sorry, my first time at this. :)

[Konjit4lyff]

Fuck the Imperialist!!!!!

[ResearchKnowledge123]

Keep this negative propaganda in perspective. Africa is a huge continent made up of 53 Nations. Most of them are English speaking democracies. Out of the 53 Countries there are only 7 active conflicts. This video creates the false impression that the entire continent is a war zone. Do your own research. The media creates negative portrayals to keep Blacks in the diaspora from returning and building Africa. They want Africa to remain weak and divided.

[MsCloclo22]

@xtrashed It sure is! Sadly

[xtrashed]

I think China is the new colonist.

[TheAngloman]

@0BeTheChange0

VERY GOOD KEEPS THIS UP. PEOPLE REALLY DON'T KNOW THIS INFORMATION

[desirejoseph26]

Thank you for advocating for the less powerful,my people!