https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2017/11/10/thoughts-on-decolonization-as-an-anti-white-discourse/
Thoughts on “Decolonization” as an Anti-White Discourse
"Applied within White societies or to academic subjects of White origin such as English literature, ‘decolonization’ is technically impossible, at least from the Black perspective, because both the prior and existing state of the ‘thing’ is White, technologically and culturally advanced, etc. What Blacks mean, whether they understand the dialectical tricks devised by those inciting them or not, is that they want a colonization. They want to colonize White nations, spaces, literature with a Black or multi-ethnic presence that was never there at any prior time. Efforts to invent or exaggerate, for example, a sub-Saharan presence in Roman Britain are to construct a mythical multicultural ‘prior state’ that ‘decolonization’ will return us to. But these are fictions. The discourse of ‘decolonization’ is a mask for the ongoing colonization of the West."