Are there any books on African colonialism that aren't pozzed?
what do you mean by "pozzed"? (infected by aids?)
If the answer is not retarded I might help you.
posting pics of girls dressed like anime fuck-holes is not helping your case btw
>>9198697
Things fall apart by Chinua Achebe
>>9198766
>girls
I have bad news for you
>>9198777
Anzu is a grill
>>9198777
>thats a boy
his case isnt made any stronger by this
nice digits
>>9198697
A Walk Against The Stream by A.J. Ballinger
The Author was born in Rhodesia, as it was known before its rebirth to Zimbabwe in April 1980. Brought up in a modest home in Salisbury, the Author attended nearby Churchill High School where he graduated in 1972. Preferring travel to further studies, the Author worked his way around parts of the world until he returned to Rhodesia in 1976. By this time war had engulfed his country of birth and the Author found himself drafted into the Army to fight terrorists bent on its destruction. This he did for four years, serving in various Army and Police units until the arrival of majority rule under Robert Mugabe in April 1980. The Author left Zimbabwe in 1980 and live in South Africa for five years before returning to Zimbabwe in early 1986 to start a Construction company with his brother. In 2000 President Mugabe redistributed farms belonging to the white community in Zimbabwe and this led to a rapid implosion of the economy. The Author was forced to liquidate his business in 2002 and now lives in the United Kingdom with his wife and two children.
Pretty much says everything about colonialism and Africa(ns) that you'll ever need to know.
What a great nation. May the land it sat on continue to rot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrVIWiHBKgE
>>9198774
This and Heart of Darkness.
Achebe discredits HoD due to its inaccuracies, though HoD paints a detailed picture of European perceptions of Africans
>>9198872
>dumb savage niggers
What other perception is there?
>>9198697
Pozzed? I don't know what you mean by that.
A Bend in the River by V.S. Naipul
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>>9198975
>20:51:43
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>>9198774
This all the way
Recently read Oyono's The Old Man and the Medal, really enjoyed it.