englishman, destroy 16 colonial towns, and slaughter 800 head of cattle. eventually, however, the resistance collapsed. largely, not entirely, but largely, because, other native people through in their lot with the english. here, i want you to focus on this part of the map around the modern-day border of massachusetts and new york. in february of 1676, the mohawks , the easternmost nation of the five nations iroquois people, as a gesture of alliance to the colony of new york drove metacom's winter cap away from dutch and french gun runners away from the hudson river and eastward into the teeth of colonial new england forces. so, they drive the winter camp this direction here. also lying in wait among the english where the mohicans and the pequot's of water now connecticut -- what are now connecticut and christian wampanoags from cape cod who under duress had sided with the colonies from the beginning and were just as adept in warfare as the resistance fighters. meanwhile, the warring indians and their families were stocked by hunger and disease as they liv

in other words, to conceive to colonialism like pocahontas and sacajawea. they help the colonizers and then move offstage. what is now the southeastern massachusetts have long contended that this is not history but a myth that sugar coats the viciousness of colonialism. my book reckons with this assertion and its implications andta thus plenty of material after thee talk today. i am realize many of you are capable without any assistance but all the same. so for instance in traditional accounts based upon to plymouth rock and enter a new world but in fact human civilization in the americas is every bit as rich and ancient as in europe. history didn't begin with the mayflower. they already had a dynamic past, countless generations old that shaped who they were and what they did. in other words, they inhabited an old world and the so-called wilderness in which they arrived was full of villages, roads, cornfields, historic monuments, cemeteries and forests cleared of underbrush through controlled burns all by native design. and you can get a sense of what i'm t

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and what colonial act is that? it focuses less on the want need is a place called of needs has done and certainly these, these haven't trained to these bad practices. but we can also argue that it's not necessarily fonts that has just supported some less democratic regimes. but also it advocates being the recipient of a lot of aid, unless you could also argue has effectively helped some of these leaders to stay in place and taking the responsibility on the boat and close them all developing they own countries and not really held them to account, so you know, it's a very, it's a very complex argument, but i think it's one that is definitely worth having a jack to what extent does fronds become escaped codes of somebody of africa's problems to yeah, i think that's the right foot fonts has become east to escape good folks or secret d social economic programs in that positive the waterfront of the claim that you bring back a pc money. but uh with the table do it's very difficult. we see the g a judge yet is fred is spr

i mean, you're talking about 350 years of colonial rule. and why is this such a blank page at the moment in the manner in which at least you are describing it in reach of the dodge. and the indonesians are trying to find them. what they believe about this particular pete, it isn't enough, but you don't already out there to know that the entity or for colonial rule was yeah, yeah. uh, i think this is also a bug perspective for the ins and we in indonesia would see and would comprehend that you know what happened in 1945 during our evolution. we are here because at the end of the day, at that time we won the war after 4 years fight against the rico. that's how it equal nicely because that's one to equal nice us. meanwhile, here the in internet, lam. uh, we have a, you know, uh we can, you know, we can have people here live here, especially door. so of fact offer even the community who feels like, you know, as a victim of our and pollution. so this is a 2 different perspectives. and most the magenta to practiced on rampaging mobs to protect an

the use of colonial and new colonial influence appear to have resulted in a decline in france's influence in west africa. and some now see russia as an alternative in china to is competing for influence funding or lending money for large development projects. in 2017, after winning the french elections, president emanuel mccomb said he would reset relations with africa. the colonial past wouldn't be replaced by what he called a new vision or balanced partnership. now how can you just tell me several kids with a 3 year organization is not meant to be a retreat or this engagement. it will materialize through any of africans ation or mutual operation of these big bases afflicted. but recent developments have challenged this approach. last year, french troops were forced to leave molly and book, you know, fossil when the military who is opted for new alliance with russia in the form of the most entity walk in a group. now with the judas cool leaders, strongly speaking out against friends, it's not clear where that leaves its influence of the region, or it's fight against the groups, the legs,

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i mean, you're talking about 350 years of colonial rule. and why is this such a blank page at the moment in the manner in which at least you are describing it in reach of the, the dutch and the indian nations are trying to fathom what they believe about this particular beat. it isn't enough what you don't already out there to know the reality of what colonial rule was. yeah. yeah. uh, i think this is also a bud perspective for the ins and we in indonesia would see and would comprehend that you know what happened in 1945 during our evolution we are 0 because at the end of the day, at that time we won the war after 4 years fight against the rico . that's how it equal nicely because that's when to equal to nice. meanwhile, here the in internet lab i, we have a, you know, we can, you know, we can have a people here who lives here, especially docile of part of our, even though community, who feels like, you know, as a victim of our and pollution. so this is a 2 different perspectives and most the magenta to practiced on rampaging mumps of attack

of colonialism.to the spirits that exist just outside of parking lots in the darkness of indian print.speaking of the domestic violence that plagues our communities. i am speaking about the atrocities, the sikhs is still a part of our community. these are all results of a people, a society that has been removed from their original place through trauma after trauma after trauma. and i think the challenge today is to find ae positive way of responding to this are brutal and often times of violent history that we continue to hold within our beings. >> joe hit it onwe it very well. there is generational trauma, historic trauma that is often times acted out in today's lenape or delaware people today's indian communities. they are feeling the residual effects of colonialism which began, this is a tough part of examining the truth in history that lenape center is presenting. the colonialism is based on the christian doctrine of discovery. and the concept of manifest destiny that the christian europeans rese

hope of the legacies that we live today of the colonial separate colonial genocide. i encourage everybody in the audience to reflect individually on how they can develop their own approach to engaging with the consequences of of the force removals of the genocide and develop their own living land acknowledgment practices. that will make us a better society now, i would like to go to our questions. i will group questions to buy two because some of them are more information requiring and some of them are really asking our speakers to reflect first question comes from anonymous participant asking what do you mean by lenovo king as opposed to justin the second question comes from lauren asking what efforts are in place to include the history of the offline hooking into new york state curriculum. for a mentor and secondary schools joe joy you are mutate. sorry. thank you. okay. now now i have a voice so i i'm happy to share with you regarding new york state curriculum there have been great outreach efforts made by individual teachers to lenape center requesting a more tru

they don't want to be colonies.ou want to buy uranium from us, you buy it, but only at normal prices. do not exploit us, that is the difference and therefore other countries. seeing this uh this message this uh, the national liberation movement. they started to join, i mean actually. yes, my colleague will probably support me, we see, but new wave of national liberation movement. it already took place, er, and in the 19th century after the second world war. this was actively supported by the soviet union, but now we see that thanks to the position of russia, which is leading this. uh, the most powerful struggle of the war with the collective west, other countries rose up, they, uh, got the spirit, probably, yes, that's it.

we're talking about colonialism that seeks to replace. the original population colonialism that seeks to replace the original population with new settlers hence settler colonialism and and this is done in a couple different ways. one way is through kind of depopulation right an intentional effort to remove. either physically, you know like the physically take them to another place remove or to exterminate. depopulation right a second way that settler colonialism functions is through assimilation. right getting the previous population to transition into membership in the new population. and there's a third way right the recognition of a previous population as unit within this new. organization, we're not going to see that nearly as much we're going to see the first two more in our discussion today. so settler colonialisms. i mean we need to kind of keep in mind second big thing. we think about is the frontier. and what is the frontier? how does it function? and for that we're going to deal with frederick jackson turner in 1893 frederick ja

as a refrain in colonial structures using new names. this is really the story for me, the relationship between france in africa as received and we, we continue to see the same behavior is taking place now also with a recent, i'm so old reforms that they continue to put in place if it's just marketing. nothing really, if it changes everything remains the same. the french and wisdom countries a very good at this. and do you'd also remember, really not too long ago? mcclung says that to be friends. i'm representative of gone and out of africa, but they continue to sign new agreement stipulating that they can always be put back at any time. decided by these global powers of the paris as it stands, which still decide what is africans counterparts? a trusted african composite african con, deposit like the life of i need to and these counterparts continue to report to parents and to be presented in reports. the, to the french, i'm says read an african citizens of really just trying to get rid of that mentality and that behavior. and it's reall

but it's there, you know, colonialism is a multi layer concept. it includes the ongoing attempts to impose democracy upon african countries, which are opposed street because it's contrary to the nature and the romania, the money of his patients. so how much do you think these attempts these various, many of his patients, including the efforts to therapy to the saw meet, propelled the intensification of russia, africa relations. the sentence to on the one hand are destructive, but on the other hand, they drive forward. these partnership, ironically, that is if you are absolutely right, the essential laughed by the west on us to bolster our relations with all the regions of the world. technically because the countries we use to interact with are no longer available. this is number one. they also help in terms of ideological motivation. the africans who have faced the rows of claudio is, and neo colonial policies, know well, well, what they are dealing with that is unlike some of our closest neighbors, were brain washed and are told that russia is a

they don't want to be colonies.ou buy uranium, but only at normal prices. do not exploit us, that is the difference and therefore other countries. seeing this uh this message this uh, the national liberation movement. they started to join, i mean actually. yes , my colleague will probably support me, we see, but the new wave of the national liberation movement. it already took place, er, and in the 19th century after the second world war. this was actively supported by the soviet union, but now we see that thanks to the position of russia, which is leading this. uh, the most powerful fight war with the collective west, other countries have risen, they uh, got the spirit, probably, yes, this is what lifts them up and they say, no, it's time. eh, when can we win? here. main. you probably know, it seems to me that if the conflict in ukraine had not happened, it would have been worth inventing it for the leaders of the western world, because they were convinced that russia would focus exclusively on this region and woul

it extends to the end it is british colonialism and this line was currently in french colonialism. there are 14 countries in iran whose national currency is the same as french money and about 500 billion euros per year in foreign exchange income for france alone from its presence and influence in today's society in this country. if france is faced with an anti-colonial case and succeeds in colonizing the new independent frances , but you read it correctly, of course, niger, the pioneer , is also the mother of mali and burkina faso , and we have seen very large protests against france. the french flag was set on fire they attacked him, people seem to be against the presence of france even in niger, which country is one of the most changed african countries ? what is your prediction of the continued presence of france in these countries , according to the reaction of the people in these african countries? shiraz, in a separate statement in the past, had sentences that france in africa, france without iran , has a contemporary history and the way a third world country, in order to gai

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but despite these protests, french, colonial africa, generally bonnie to goals comb. although france was accused of electro fraud and of neutralizing opponents in the referendum, only guinea voted no to the new colonial french community. on the 2nd of october, 1958, guinea became the 1st french colony in subsaharan africa to gain independence but gives independence to get a rapid chain reaction. other african countries also started demanding full independence. the goal realize that he was losing control, and that is great dream of the african union was dying. 1960 was a year of great change. in less than 10 months, 15 new african states joined the movements for independence. the many applicants, wilma, members of the french parliament, now governments their own countries like felix who fed one e nicely coast and they were posted as things off in synagogue after guy experienced a collective useful. yeah. a freedom hope and enjoy the you do this to be the love seat value thing. oh, gum own bass or the nose also to the dollar dot tv that the about about the the me recent

his plan was to united the colonies into a community of states and the french control to a referendum 1st off, not a gas car to a one was they don't do. i have recalls with felix fed one me control political life, one francis be i mean not a gas car in ivory coast to go had nothing to see if there was a glitch in guinea. however, way sick with touring. so his mom the, the goal was to meet again. and again in the senegalese capital, the car with pockets calling for immediate independence, put the goal for one on the boxes. but despite these protests french colonial africa generally binding to goals, comb, although france was accused of electro fraud and of neutralizing opponents in the referendum only guinea voted no to the new colonial french community. on the 2nd of october, 1958, guinea became the 1st french colony in subsaharan africa to gain independence but gives independence a good a rapid chain reaction. other african countries also started demanding food independence. the goal realize that he was losing control, and that is great dream of the african union was dying. 1960 was

then they called the countries colonies, semi-colonies, then they applauded nazism, they and the british, nun. canada accepted and bastards. and why, but the essence is the same segregation of people, just in different centuries it was called differently and motivated by different things, either because the color of the skin, or because the shape of the nose is different. now segregation has passed. just to a new level, there is a beautiful garden that is the west, there are all the other wild jungles that this garden should serve. it's all over. it exists only here in this space, self-isolated from normal people, which we call the collective west. that they are not gentlemen and they are not lady, they do not know how to behave in society, and as our president says, he is rude. we don't need to. we can answer that we have those who have shown sovereignty and independence of decision-making. and i also want to tell you that the unique story that is unfolding before our eyes is that those who have been colonies for many years and whom the west has now declared are literally incapable of f

the colonial government introduced formal regulations for the renting else. if the person has the armies ration list placed, the concentration camp prison is just above new rules. in order of pro, with these, the official count russian was 500 grams of rice. so will slow up a day for a male. women and children were often given russians as neither vice nor file was known to them. they had no knowledge of how to cook it. the prisoners, 8 things unfamiliar russians rule. unaware that uncooked the cost of diarrhea, it is hard to determine the number of lives lost in the caps, the only composite kept records of mortality. and 19 o 5 was this woke up month to come. according to the statistics, approximately 40 percent of the prisoners in smoke up month died during the 1st 4 months of captivity. the tax let's just say it's here. really is decent size and the whole way to do that. i miss a yes of, of it's uh it's that's, that's it could be as an event, i'd spoke ahmad to begin on summit officer ones about his daughters and fun for them would diminish the days of his

the a t o s support has died in these clashes with french police for the colonial settlers in algeria, there was a very deep wound indeed. they finally realized that they no longer belonged in the new algeria. algerian independence was not simply the end of a political eva on a human level. the lives of many thousands of people were turned upside down. good . i'll have range of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel, whether it's east or west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on that suffering, but also on a more realistic and inspiring story. people trust to tell them what's happening in their communities in at p a and unbiased. and as an applicant, i couldn't be more proud to be part of me. since its inception, in 1961, the great fund has been supporting people's livelihoods and over 100 countries, by funding projects in an array of sectors ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty and promote sustainable development. the content mccrae and t

are we offset colonial war? came up. the people of course saw about to use the to them a new drum and speaking, you know, maybe hotel and have a strange going back. they came after there was many, came off to the 2nd world. they started blaming us that we sort of, you know, take out our stories which may just create the problems. they say let sleeping dogs lie very determined that we must solve this issue. we must get an understanding among our different population groups. we can have a clear conscience living with each other the only 2006. and that may be in parliament, unanimously passed a solution in which they decided that they don't need to approach the german government full and acknowledgement for an apology. and for their patients from 2006 until about 2015. the german government police, us that are they, it is this, this but it was due to the pressure that was put by the mountain go by. i don't know people um through the latest that jim, when he finally said, okay, let's talk about it. i think this is a very bol

colonialism seeks to replace the original population with new settlers. hence settler colonialism. this is done in a couple of different ways. one way is through depopulation. an essential effort to remove either physically like the physically take them to another place for to exterminate. depopulation. second way that settler colonialism functions is through assimilation. getting the previous population to transition into membership in the new population there's a third way. the recognition of the previous population as unit within this new organization. we're not going to see that nearly as much. we're going to see the first two more in our discussion today so settler colonialism, the second big thing we have to do is the frontier r. how does it function? deal with frederick jackson turner. in 1893 frederick jackson for his historian at the university of wisconsin delivered a lecture about the frontier. census bureau said it was no longer of frontier one of the things turner wants to talk about was what the frontier had met in american history and he argued that america doesn't e

the country's former colonial ruler. west africa's 4th successfully executed 2 in 2 years. it's lead as fragment as an active revolution against new jazz form a colonial power. france, $1500.00 french troops, a station to base near the capital in the i'm a helping tobacco is almost insurgents, a groups in the valium, rich nation, but now it seems they might not be staying much longer fast. i'd love to given frances casual attitude and reaction to the internal situation in our country, the, the national council for the safeguarding of the country. and we decided to terminate the corporation agreements in the field of security and defense. which brought this lot of extra data. after giving the old imperial power, that marching orders, attention was turned to the regional power, the economic community of west african states, or peak of us. the book said, if ousted president, mohammed by zoom was not to reinstated by sunday. it could authorize the use of force leading the junk to, to issue a selective that own ugly show that the old aggression points were attempts that aggressi

what i can do to you i think is in some ways a complete critique of colonialism . i have and never claimed to be for cherokee history in this kind of monolithic way that cherokee's don't need me to tell them what their history is . aknowledge is there the other thing i would add is part of how our institution western north carolina has responded is the two the colonial history of higher education has been as much is possible to what is our neighborhood as studies program are initiated a series of strategic partnerships with eastern focus on things like charity language so we really define what we're doing as sort of honoring a set of, ideally honoring a set of obligations between the all university and the state of north carolina. obligations between the university which occupies the same place and the eastern band as a sovereign native american nation. it's always an issue and shouldn't necessarily be comfortable for me to act as if i simply speak for cherokee history because i don't. >> real quick, what do you think based upon your study of this subject as a publ

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and such actions show that france is still living in its colonial past. in his colonial fantasies. and it simply cannot give it up. wireless as you wish to niger and makes headlines across the globe. some observers say that this isn't just another who are not freaking states, but an offensive global cygnus with the nation becoming a new from to the modern cold. a website those deeper into that, the tensions between ukraine and poland are on the rise. warsaw officials play and there's a lot of printing and appreciation for supports. it's received over the past year and key in house, dismissed the polish accusations over the legend in gratitude, calling them of acceptable of the someone, some of the polish, and bassett, or the representative of the country. that was the only one to remaining queue on the days of russia's invasion of ukraine to the ukrainian minister of foreign affairs should never have taken place in international politics in the face of the ongoing war. and taking into account the norman support, that bold has given ukraine. such mistakes should not happen, will alw

reframe new colonial structures using new names. this is really the story for me, the relationship between france in africa as receiving and we, we continue to see the same behavior is taking place now also with a recent, i'm so old, the reforms that they continue to put in place. it's just marketing. nothing really . if it changes everything remains the same. the french and wisdom countries very good at the african citizens austin, a breach and feels like they've finally getting the powers back. well, the issue is foreign policy chief. i describe what's been unfolding in africa and recent times as a big issue for europe saying the situation in the ball and in particular will be discussed with his colleagues in the coming days, a power. so of course has a keen interest in events, and many of us former colonies. same french diplomacy has been marked by several major crises as a blank in this whole area starting which stands elastic under the above lake. then molly, then looking at 5. so how i need or maybe got on age and a very diffi

we're looking at the 2nd 2 in the 2nd form, a french colony. no matter what a reaction of the international community will be. the need to understand the what advocacy executing, especially in the fridge, x colonies, is but democracy the freedom to choose their own partners. so it's that for them to choose the partners have to have to have to take it. we need to take out the why don't we present the interest of the phrase or any other wishes. ted 3 on the top that we need to do. they need to understand how we got here. why, why dr. advocate? so this whole for thinking position the guess of this military folks, you know, it came to where we have everything for just a president. he's friendly and just a suck, a little circle around the president, and then everything just going to fresh. i mean, it's are the same thing. it does seem that the people that are finding solidarity with a child that but also with neighboring countries as well. and if, for example, when echo was, was talking about doing a military intervention against needs, uh, modeling

with the colonial past and the neo colonial policies that has been imposed on them, we can take a look at what's happening in the here but can't fuss so. and molly, those countries are a part of the 15 space on the continent that are forced to use frances s. h, which means press has to print the, the currency and then dictates how and when they could actually maneuver to build their economies. and it has not worked out for any of them. and, and the same goes from a, you know, in, in this whole region as well. we're just seeing a lot of countries wanting to be independent of that and truly build the identities and make decisions for their what is best for their sovereigns interest. because a lot of these have been countries. what a french presence has been peacekeeping haven't really seen much of a difference. no. and so now we're seeing a backlash against former colonial powers. do you think the more african nations come together under the brakes umbrella? the most ability we might see across the country. absolutely. and you know, the, like many of them express these policies have been

book, which i actually brought with me in 15 volumes, which deal with different accounts of the colonial works done by different countries and used worldwide, and when the student in an open space, barca's game is completely played it turns out that these books have been completely recreated as a game and have an attractive mode for students, and according to the number of active tasks that the student does for these books and the amount of pages he studies , he gets points and stars, then what are the results of these points and stars? for this collection of stars and points, first of all, a discount will be given in the next purchases of the book, which will be summed up in seconds, and this is actually the final competition and the in-person stage that is currently being held in tehran with us. approximately 640 thousand students enter this space in fact, they became our competition, and out of these 640,000 people, almost 106,000 people entered very actively . of these, today, we serve more than 240 students in the shahid bahonar camp in tehran, and the sum of the points and those ac

and now you were, you are in the era of some neo colonial practices. and if, if you will say that this is so evident, things that now, although i think that it is even more evident if you look at it in which you're still recruiting retrospectively. uh, all these neo colonial practices breakfast as of the are still about the same um, moving uh, world product, redistributing it didn't favor all for the western countries and the, the whole or almost whole projects of that are no, no, no proposed an area of energy, of technology equal development and so on. now they have the least an element of, of these policies. and so no such things like energy transition, i think should be able to be able to go over carefully by congress to whom they are addressed. well invested. thank you. so very much for making time, it's been a pleasure talking to you, the solutions may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities. in other countries, the united states of america is different. wherever people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states, the, to the g

he's visited regularly by a lawyer who comes to his piano colony. it's a trickle of communication which is very restricted. um, as well, so out she has taught, i'm in russian prison for 2 and a half years she had on and off medical problems, but he's words she was less towards that that she spoke a few days ago. they show that she is in good spirits and even from the harsh conditions afresh on jail. he sends the words of truth and the words of encouragement to russian people and against put in the dictatorship do, would you say that he is politically the most dangerous person in russia for vladimir putin? yes uh all the years he emerged as the most prominent political leader of a position which he has participated in elections with uh, quite remarkable results. he gathered millions of supporters. he built the formidable political organization. so i think he is quite unrivalled in the field of ross and democratic opposition. do you have any hope that this decision could be appealed or that it could be positive that some states i think pull the skins

three in the morning , they let other captured medics into the alley along the outer wall of the colonysses said that the wounded began to be evacuated to donetsk hospitals only around five in the morning , this is a scary picture when the doctor from the ilyich plant tells us that the azovians were crawling or crawling again, they did not have traumatic amputations of limbs, they mean they were shouting and the administration in this for a moment she was standing and drinking coffee next to them and you were also mocking her saying certain phrases . on july 28, 2023 , the sbu reported the suspicion to the former head of the olenivka colony, serhiy yevsyukov, but the investigation of the terrorist attack is progressing slowly because there is no access to the scene of the crime in ukraine. likewise, others un international organizations disbanded the fact-finding mission of the olenivka shelling because russia refused to provide the necessary security guarantees and access to the crime scene, the families of the prisoners complain and due to the inactivity of the international committee

although this barrack-type colony, before that, servicemen in other barracks and these azov soldiersould go outside at night and because of the heat they could spend the night on the street on the street, they were all gathered there and told that even the toilet was not allowed to go out because if it is possible, only one eyewitness claims that there were three explosions , one outside and two more inside barak itself, they caused the death and serious injuries of everyone who was there. for three hours, they did not allow medical personnel to reach people, and some of the people simply lost blood, according to eyewitnesses collected by human rights defenders , ambulances were at the gates of the colony half an hour after the explosions, but the wounded they did not take them between two and three in the morning to the alley along the outer wall of the colony, they let other captured medics in, witnesses said that the wounded began to be evacuated to donetsk hospitals only around five in the morning , this is a scary picture when a medic from the ilyich plant tells us that the azov

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