De/colonization Primer References
This post will serve as a frequently updated list of links/books/articles/etc. that can be used as primers to understanding de/colonization, and the sorts of histories and things we were/are not taught in schools or higher education for many different reasons. This list is not exhaustive, and there is a super large plethora of work on this multifaceted "field/topic," as it impacts EVERY aspect of daily life. So let your interests guide you. Enjoy! **IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER stuff: This is a list I've compiled of things I have read or read/listen to regularly, and by NO MEANS is this list authoritative, nor is it necessarily representative of de/colonization throughout the whole planet. Many of these sources represent just my own research interests/life experiences/things I've stumbled upon/recommendations. That said, you may notice quite a bit of resources focused on gender/sexuality, a topic that can often get overlooked in de/colonization studies. If a part of the wor...