Sentence examples for case under colonialism from inspiring English sources

As had been the case under colonialism, there was no room for popular participation or dissent.

Later, under colonialism, English became the language of prestige.

Hemba communities experienced an even more drastic degree of injury under colonialism.

But the Malagasy have now lived under colonialism, socialism and democracy, with the masses still destitute.

Under colonialism, art became less abstract, softer and more baroque -- prettier -- losing some originality and power.

"Under colonialism and apartheid, adult Africans were designated boys and girls, legally and economically infantilised," Gqola writes.

Violent inscriptions of race, sexuality, ethnicity and gender took place under colonialism and are linked to present-day norms around sexuality.

Under colonialism, knowing the classics was a way to present yourself as évolué — of adhering to a system of behaviors that the Belgians considered "evolved".

"Her novels and poems boldly face the challenges and struggles she knew as a feminist living under patriarchy and an intellectual living under colonialism and its aftermath.

The A.N.C. came to power promising "land restitution" to black communities dispossessed under colonialism and apartheid, but whites still own most of the land.

After an irate Facebook board member wrote that India is better off under colonialism, many in Silicon Valley's large and influential Indian population were offended.