The Church in the colonies is a white man's Church, a foreigners' Church. It does not call the colonized to… — Frantz Fanon
The Church in the colonies is a white man's Church, a foreigners' Church. It does not call the colonized to the ways of God, but to the ways of the white man, to the ways of the master, the ways of the oppressor.
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