Calling All Women
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Calling All Women
23. Part 16 - How One Empire Rots Another Empire
In this episode, Dr. Jaap explores the foundational elements of community and how British colonialism eroded these structures in Punjab. Discussing the importance of family, cultural connections, language, and institutions in maintaining a healthy community, Dr. Jaap, highlights the psychological impact of colonialism on the collective psyche of the people.
- The stability of a community relies on its foundational posts.
- Family units are essential for emotional health and responsibility.
- Cultural and ancestral knowledge is vital for community identity.
- Language serves as a binding force within families and communities.
- Institutions play a crucial role in ensuring community welfare.
- British colonialism systematically dismantled community structures in Punjab.
- The replacement of solid foundations with weak substitutes led to instability.
- Language revival can strengthen cultural connections across borders.
- Understanding the past is key to addressing present issues.
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