race, colonialism, and Marxism
As jd ripper has explained the postcolonial is on the street and in the second decade of the twenty-first century this has strongly influenced policy making by liberals and progressives as politicians. It is clear that words written on the street and walls, pavement and concrete, have coincided with protests about the lives which live under the iterations (to borrow a term from intellectual Homi K Bhabha) of colonialism; such as slavery, racism, discrimination, and welfare state conditions. The part of the West that appears to be most closely correlative to the conditions of the so-called third world, are found in inner-city urban areas. Even when notions are set into action by white liberals what results is things like gentrification and systemically racist infrastructures that promote dependence and not freedom, much less justice. Gurminder K Bhambra and John Holmwood say “ European colonialism is integral to the development of welfare states and their forms of inclu...