Decolonial resources

None of us are free until all of us are free

As people living in the West, we are constantly exposed to media and news crafted to reinforce imperialist and neocolonial narratives. This occurs largely because investors, politicians, media owners, and powerful institutions shape coverage in ways that prioritize profit at the expense of other people’s wellbeing and existence. This silent yet pervasive process leads many Westerners to uncritically accept Western and Zionist propaganda on nearly any issue.
In these times of genocide, imperialism, and exploitation, it is our responsibility to recognize this manipulation and disengage from Western media accordingly. We must filter the narratives we are fed through a decolonial lens in order to separate fact from propaganda. Most importantly, we need to listen to and read the voices of those directly affected. Indigenous voices must come first, and we must create space for them to be heard.

To support this, we have compiled a short list of resources that can help challenge the biases of Western media.

Palestine

Instagram:

@wizard_bisan1

@mondoweiss

@everything_political

@theslowfactory

@middleeastmatters

@key48return

Websites:

https://bdsmovement.net

https://www.thepalestineacademy.com

Videos:

How Israelis are Brainwashed

Palestine History

Gaza Genocide

Why McDonald's and Starbucks Lost $18 Billion

Al Nakba

Israelism: The awakening of young American Jews

Sudan

Instagram:

@sudan.updates

@womenofsudan

@decolonizesudan

@bsonblast

Videos:

Navigating Sudan's Crisis: Insight on State, Society & Solidarity | Kholood Khair

US Could End Sudan’s Brutal War ‘in a Week.’ So Why Won't They? w/ Ahmed Kaballo


Congo

Instagram:

@congofriends

@teamcongo.rdc

@standforcongouk

Website:

The Congolese Fight for Their Own Wealth

A guide to the decades-long conflict in DR Congo

Videos:

Crisis In The Congo: Uncovering The Truth

Ukraine

Instagram:

@kyivindependent_official

@united24.media

@ukrainer_en

@withukraine


When we revolt it’s not for a particular culture. We revolt simply because, for many reasons, we can no longer breathe.
— Frantz Fanon
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