colonial mentality in the PONS Dictionary

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Someone who has grappled with and shaken off colonial mentality.
globalnation.inquirer.net
The strange exchange was a timely reminder of the sad consequences of our "deathless" colonial mentality.
entertainment.inquirer.net
Since his time, subsequent administrations practiced with fidelity and enthusiasm what he called subservience and colonial mentality, most of them with greed and rapacious intents.
en.wikipedia.org
A toxic mix of white privilege and colonial mentality.
metro.co.uk
Because our learning experiences vary, the existence of colonial mentality will also vary.
globalnation.inquirer.net
In our view, it's needed to counteract the still prevalent effects of our "deathless" colonial mentality, which has even gone from worse to worst.
entertainment.inquirer.net
It means facing our own internal colonial mentality, as individuals and as communities.
www.christianweek.org
These brands that espouse cheap chic have fed on the colonial mentality.
lifestyle.inquirer.net
Our colonial mentality also factors in to some extent.
entertainment.inquirer.net
This feudal -- colonial mentality has had far-reaching and debilitating consequences for research.
www.deccanherald.com

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