Anjuli Webster
@anjuliwebster.bsky.social
Writer and historian. Empire, environment, and racial capitalism in southern Africa.
Lecturer, Department of Liberation Studies, University of Fort Hare.
Lecturer, Department of Liberation Studies, University of Fort Hare.
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European conquest of the islands of the Canarian archipelago lasted almost a century (1402-1496). Genocide in the Canary Islands was via attrition and the aggregate result of violence.
The Canary Islands were one of the 1st places in Atlantic to have plantations of enslaved African in the 15th c.
The Canary Islands were one of the 1st places in Atlantic to have plantations of enslaved African in the 15th c.
The Canary Islands: First Stop of Imperialism - JSTOR Daily
Before the New World, Europeans arrived in the Canary Islands and set the model for the enslavements, genocides, and radical ecological transformations to come.
daily.jstor.org
December 19, 2024 at 2:07 AM
European conquest of the islands of the Canarian archipelago lasted almost a century (1402-1496). Genocide in the Canary Islands was via attrition and the aggregate result of violence.
The Canary Islands were one of the 1st places in Atlantic to have plantations of enslaved African in the 15th c.
The Canary Islands were one of the 1st places in Atlantic to have plantations of enslaved African in the 15th c.
Reposted by Anjuli Webster
Someone in the replies claims China's clean energy development is only for export. This is false. China is installing more clean energy capacity than the rest of the world combined, while *also* exporting clean energy tech that's helping the rest of the world decarbonize.
November 27, 2025 at 5:15 AM
Someone in the replies claims China's clean energy development is only for export. This is false. China is installing more clean energy capacity than the rest of the world combined, while *also* exporting clean energy tech that's helping the rest of the world decarbonize.
Reposted by Anjuli Webster
Project MUSE - African Economic History-Volume 53, Number 1, 2025
muse.jhu.edu
October 8, 2025 at 3:21 PM