Monthly Archives: July 2020

While growing up, everyone around me who’d done M.A English would be all praise for Shakespeare and his plays. They would always recommend him to me, to go read Hamlet, A Merchant of Venice because Shakespeare is the best and no one can write better than him. This shows that how Shakespeare has been setContinue reading “Decolonizing Shakespeare 🍁”

Decolonization once viewed as the formal process of handing over the instruments of government, is now recognized as a long-term process involving the bureaucratic, cultural, linguistic and psychological divesting of colonial power. Decolonization restores the Indigenous world view Decolonization restores culture and  traditional ways Decolonization replaces Western interpretations of history with Indigenous perspectives of historyContinue reading “What is decolonization?”