Youth meets: What can young people do to remember colonial history?

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Germany’s colonialism in Tanzania, Namibia, and Cameroon disrupted cultures, economies, and created lasting inequalities. So, what can younger generations do to ensure that the effects of colonialism are addressed today?

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00:00What can we, as the young people do, to remember this colonial history?

00:06We have heard that in Germany you don't study this history of colonialism.

00:11We want you to study the history of your colonialism,

00:15that you have colonized the colonies in Africa.

00:18They call us the third world.

00:21Like, we're far left behind. We're just Africans like apes.

00:24Guys, we're not apes.

00:26We actually welcome you guys, but...

00:29We just don't like exploitation.

00:31We are American. They are excused to have us created,

00:36like they have created at the time.

00:38I just want you guys to help by giving us our rights.

00:42I think that's the best way because many Africans have a wound in their heart

00:48that's not healed until today.

00:50You know, what's done is done. It's in the past.

00:53And I love that our country is getting along from my point of view.

00:59Here, right.

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01:04You know what really does it mean by modes Madam on my point of view

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