... violate group rights (the Mau Mau philosophy). In lines six through ten, there is also the clash between the culture of those outside the uprising and those killed by it, outsiders ("scholars") with the luxury of judging the conflict, and insiders (victims) for whom no explanation is sufficient. There are also the ... outsiders of stanza three, surmising that the conflict is not worth their compassion or involvement, a position against which victims would vehemently argue. Within the poet, all of these exterior clashes also ... ...

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... a European slave trade to the African coast has less to do with economics and more to do with developing European imperial ambitions to enslave and dominate those people defined as outsiders. Scholars have also disagreed over the size of this forced Atlantic migration. To many, the size of the transatlantic slave trade represents the scale of European destructive impact on Africa ... ...

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