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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08387-0of power are dismissed as irrational fears. These Africanist claims were ideally placed for the rationalization of some of the worst wars of our new century: the two Congo wars, which are taken up in the rest of the book.

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Introduction: I Am Not an Africanist,ho deploys tropes about Africans in a way that shields the empire from scrutiny. The Africanist, like the Orientalist, interprets the continent and its people for the Westerner, explaining the complexities and intricacies of the strange and different African mind.

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The Revolutionary and the White Supremacist,ongo was strategically important in the struggle against the empire, and linked up with the Lumumbist rebels in the east. By the time the Lumumbists were finally defeated, the Congo had passed from a Belgian colony to a US neocolonial possession.

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Stories From the African Mind,of power are dismissed as irrational fears. These Africanist claims were ideally placed for the rationalization of some of the worst wars of our new century: the two Congo wars, which are taken up in the rest of the book.

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,The Tyrant Subcontractors: America’s Chosen African Dictators, 1965–1990,ganda, the US supported dictators, including through the Burundi genocide of 1972. The Ugandan Bush War was the training and proving ground for the leadership of the Rwandan Patriotic Front, who would later invade Rwanda and spark the civil war and genocide.

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