"settler colonialism" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to the large-scale movement of Europeans to colonize other territories throughout history. For example, "The American West was shaped by settler colonialism, as thousands of American pioneers relocated to the region in the 19th century."
PNG was once an Australian colony – "one of the last places in the world where white settler colonialism was advocated as colonial policy," as John Connell explains in his Papua New Guinea: The Struggle for Development.
Hadweh's class, called Palestine: A Settler Colonial Inquiry, aims to explore the region in the context of "settler colonialism" and study how "decolonization" could "open the possibility for justice and equality for all peoples in the region".
Nor does The Revenant remotely "justify" settler colonialism; it portrays it as brutal and rapacious.
I won't bring up settler colonialism, genocide, and land theft, or harp on slavery, or internment camps for Japanese-Americans.
Perhaps the most important of the film's reworkings is the subtle justification it lends to the notion of settler colonialism.
The "danger of whiteness studies" is, as settler colonialism scholar Sam Markwell recently said: [It] emerged alongside the fields of critical race and ethnic studies.
Settler-colonialism often openly espouse the values of Christ and an allegiance to Christ but it does not deliver those values.
My personal encounters with national social movements and active unrest concerning the injustice, racism, and poverty that Western Settler-colonialism has "gifted" our society makes me feel like change is in the air.
Groups from the U.S. and Canada organized a "Joint Struggle" delegation which includes gatherings that focus on linkages among prison industries, gender and environmental injustice, labor solidarity, racism and settler-colonialism.
Yeah, the same Minutemen that enabled and participated in the settler-colonialism that devastated a number of Native Americans in the region and that modern day xenophobes call themselves as they patrol the U.S. and Mexican border.
But for indigenous-led organizations like The Red Nation, a primary organizer of the protests against the "Fiesta de Santa Fe," these events represent the long history of genocide, settler-colonialism, and racial violence in the Southwest.
