Sentence examples similar to imperialist discourse from inspiring English sources

Kirby, Vicki, "Out of Africa: 'Our Bodies Ourselves?'" in Female Circumcision and the Politics of Knowledge: African Women in Imperialist Discourses, Nnaemeka, Obioma (ed)., Westport: Praeger, 2005.

I think that, to a large extent, the anti-imperialist discourse that we have had in the region has ended.

Leftist students use an anti-imperialist discourse toward the United States and say they have no plans to overthrow the Iranian government.

Terms used to label homosexuals are often rejected by Indian activists for being the result of imperialist influence, but most discourse on homosexuality centers on men.

As valuable as it can be at times to place current Chinese political arrangements beside past ones, at least one part of the CCP's approach to governance brings to mind, in an ironic way, the rhetoric of a set of non-Chinese actors who are treated disparagingly in official discourse: Western and Japanese imperialists.

Today, the discourse of fascists and these "anti-imperialist leftists" is virtually indistinguishable.

Never mind the imperialist bollocks.

Some folk discourse.

Less discourse.

Churchill was a British imperialist.

Civil discourse = bad ratings.