An incomplete and always expanding collection of decolonization resources and other related texts. Feel free to post additions on the comments or send suggestions and contributions to unsettlingamerica(at)riseup(dot)net
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How Did Colonialism Dispossess? Comments from an Edge of Empire
An article that shows how the state, at the behest of capitalism and settlers, provided the framework for settler colonialism and the murderous state-capitalism alliance that rules our lives.
By Cole Harris, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia
Download: ColonialismCapitalism.pdf (371.47 KB)
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NEW! Check out this excellent compilation of resources from Awakening the Horse People.
Other downloads:
• Decolonization (236 KB) by Zigzag & Keyway, Long Hot Summer ‘99
• Colonialism on the Ground – Waziyatawin
• Three Pillars of White Supremacy – Andrea Smith
• White Supremacy Culture – Tema Okun
• Decolonizing Antiracism – Bonita Lawrence and Enakshi Dua
Other resources:
• Articles & Educational Resources @ Setting the Record Straight
Unsettling America 
Posoh.
I’ve noticed that you folks still have an active link up to the resource library over at my old website The Speed of Dreams. That site is not defunct and most materials from it have been removed.
You can find the newer incarnation of the resource library over at Onkwehón:we Rising http://onkwehonwerising.wordpress.com/resources-for-study/basic-reading-list/
Great resources, thanks so much! I’m a student at Camosun, and haven’t been brought up learning about these types of things. I’m super interested in learning about how I can become less oppressive in my life, and links like this really help me get that info. Thanks!
unfortunately the links to colonialism on the ground and white supremacy culture do not work 😦
BMIS recently redid their site and likely changed the url’s, so i’ll fix the links if i can find the right new ones and/or upload them directly here at UA if they’re on my hd, which i think they likely are… thanks for the notification!
okay i *think* i fixed them, but lemme know if they or any other links are still not working for you! those and more can be found on the new BMIS resource page at http://supportblackmesa.org/take_action/anti-colonial-resources/
This is an great collection too: http://www.amazon.com/Decolonizing-Anthropology-Moving-Further-Liberation/dp/0913167835