Etiqueta: Neocolonialism
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Colonizing Uruguay to Improve the Race?
Jorge Majfud traces the modern obsession with race and sex back to capitalism, contrasting ancient attitudes with 19th‑century pseudoscience and today’s tech-libertarian utopias. Using Praxis’s +Colonia project in Uruguay, he warns how racism, elitism, and “innovation” can mask old patterns of resource grab—this time, over strategic freshwater reserves.
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“The White Man’s Burden II”
In a critical examination of an opinion piece by John Steele Gordon, Jorge Majfud highlights the historical distortions surrounding wealth creation in America. Majfud argues that America’s prosperity stemmed from exploitation and military dominance rather than true innovation. He emphasizes the destructive nature of wealth accumulation and critiques the glorification of capitalists, urging a recognition…
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Africa’s New Wave of Anti-Colonialism
The content discusses the complexities of China’s relationship with Africa, focusing on economic and geopolitical impacts. It highlights China’s investment in infrastructure, the «debt trap» debate, and contrasts its non-interference policy with Western approaches. African leaders actively navigate relationships with global powers to further national interests amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.
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