Sentence examples for combat colonialism from inspiring English sources

This pattern of affiliating and adapting was already evident in Vietnam's historical relations with China, and it reappeared as descendants of mandarins responded to the challenge of the West by rejecting tradition and becoming communists to combat colonialism.

(1957; "O My Country, My Good People"), Les Bouts de bois de Dieu (1960; God's Bits of Wood), which depicts an African workers' railroad strike and the attempts to combat colonialism, a volume of short stories titled Voltaïque (1962; Tribal Scars and Other Stories), L'Harmattan (1964; "The Wind"), and Xala (1973), which also provided the subject of one of his best films (1974).

While the world remains on edge regarding what is happening, we paradoxically react primarily with sarcasm, perhaps knowing that these kind of regimes don't affect the United States or combat colonialism to the same extent that they bring destruction to their peoples, and ultimately fail.

At present there is no great celebration of England's contribution to the history of dissent – despite the abolitionists, the suffragettes, the Diggers, Ranters and Levellers and all those who have sought to combat racism, nationalism, debt, poverty, colonialism and war.

(See colonialism).

Globalism or Colonialism?

See also colonialism.

That somehow it's colonialism.

It is like colonialism".

Colonialism is bullshit.

Zionism is colonialism.