The Souths Put to the Test by Decolonial Thinking: From America to Africa

Good news - Flash Radio shares this positive news with you In the 1990s, an idea emerged. The idea of deconstructing colonization and its domination through what remains as the matrix, that is, the coloniality of knowledge. Recent facts and developments These decolonial thoughts have their theorists. They are called Anibal Quijano, or Walter Mignolo, and they revive an old, political, philosophical work that also draws on previous revolts of the colonized to propose a new path of resistance. Key points: • They are called Anibal Quijano, or Walter Mignolo, and they revive an old, political, philosophical work that also draws on previous revolts of the colonized to propose a new path of resistance. • The idea of deconstructing colonization and its domination through what remains as the matrix, that is, the coloniality of knowledge. • In the 1990s, an idea emerged.