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King Mwenda
12019-05-07T12:32:38-07:00Kiisha Hilliardd91712a2483a528aa121e75983c3454ac050719f105811plain2019-05-07T12:32:38-07:00Kiisha Hilliardd91712a2483a528aa121e75983c3454ac050719fDo you believe that the ethno-nationalism comes from the King Mwenda trying to assert dominance after having felt powerless for a little while? or do your believe it stems from just wanting to have power over everyone? I could see King Mwenda originally wanting to show that he has power after the original battle with the belgians. However, I think he started to allow his ego to take over which is why he made the Everfairers leave or bow to him. To some degree, he begins to act in a similar fashion to Leopold who he just fought.
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1media/Steampunk blimp.jpg2019-04-25T01:12:23-07:00Matthew Hicks6a557b24a786aa0747938d11b6ae37e5645b8818Animal Farm v 2.016The rise of ethno-fascism in Everfair by Nisi Shawlimage_header2019-04-25T22:39:35-07:00Matthew Hicks6a557b24a786aa0747938d11b6ae37e5645b8818