Since the **early 2000s**, interest in past colonial abuses has surged in the **non-Western world**, exacerbated by events like the US invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.
These invasions have led to disillusionment with the West, as they breached **international laws** and shattered hopes for a more equitable global order.
In response, many communities are reexamining their histories, striving to tell **“our-story”** amidst a landscape dominated by **Western narratives** on colonialism and its impacts.
The ongoing conflict in Gaza has heightened this global movement, prompting people to confront uncomfortable truths about racism, **white supremacy**, and violence against marginalized groups.
This awakening challenges the West to reconsider its narrative and strive for mutual understanding, moving towards a world that embraces **multipolarity** rather than dominance.
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