Everyone knows what theory to read by this point.
But what about stuff on Colonialism, Feminism, Systemic Racism and so on.
Any recommendations are welcome, but more specifically I would be interested in and appreciate how colonialism worked and what makes it unique as I see lots of people just equate it to war and conquest at large which I feel is wrong but would need a better understanding as to why.
The TMBS reading list is a good place to start IMO.
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/117332.TMBS_Book_Recommendations
While he was still alive, Michael was one of the few very outspoken voices in the Western Left talking about that stuff.
Wait, its all connected to capitalism? Always has been.
The Wretched of the Earth by Frantz Fanon should provide you some insight into colonialism.
In b4 ‘read Settlers’
