The act of mental decolonization is a very wild process. It's not linear. It's constant — society itself carries many artifacts of older colonization and the throngs of modern forms. But those moments where people are very excited to make these connections and build either their own defenses from it or find new ways to represent and identify themselves are always so joyous.
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