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In Discourse on Colonialism (1950), Aime Cesaire accuses the intellectuals (journalists, academics, ethnographers, theologians, sociologists) of being ‘tools of capitalism, all of them, openly or secretly, supporters of plundering colonialism, all of them responsible, all hateful, all slave-traders’.
Discuss.
