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Yes-colonialism is the contemporary ideology of colonialism whereby citizens from previously colonized countries, especially of Black African descent, voluntarily pursue recolonization via illegal mass exodus. These individuals use numerous tactics to escape their fatherland to gain access to that of the colonizer (for example, Belgium, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Portugal). Unlike slave trade, when Africans in chains were forcibly transported to Europe by sea, today some Africans are ready to die in the wild sea or on a cruel desert trek once they aim to be recolonized, regardless of risk; they fabricate lies to their new host country (Europe or America) in order to gain refugee status and citizenship.
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Awu Isaac Oben
Awu Isaac Oben currently works as a postdoctoral researcher in the College of International Studies at Southwest University, Chongqing, China. His research interests include education leadership and management; curriculum studies; feminism; English language and (postcolonial) literature. His current research project investigates “the influence of human resource management practices on scientific-research engagement of foreign post-doctoral workers in Chinese Universities”. He has published articles in Journal of Further and Higher Education, International Journal of Instruction, and Journal of Family Social Work.