Was Christianity weaponised during colonialism? Absolutely. Would never argue with that and it& #39;s definitely a topic that& #39;s brought me a lot of conflict.

Many aspects of my identity were brought about by colonialism. Some parts that I& #39;ve chosen and some parts that I haven& #39;t.

Does choosing those parts mean that I am dumb/brainwashed? That is absolutely subjective https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤷🏾‍♀️" title="Woman shrugging (medium dark skin tone)" aria-label="Emoji: Woman shrugging (medium dark skin tone)">.

Choosing my faith is arguably the most conscious choice of colonial legacy that I have made. It isn& #39;t something I& #39;ve done blindly, nor it it something void of scrutiny/pruning.

It& #39;s a large part of why I reject Catholicism and acknowledge religious practices that stem from cultural traditions as opposed to the foundations of Christianity.

My Christianity is definitely not a lazy/blind choice.

When you fashion your hair how you do, talk how you do, aspire to the life goals that you aspire to, do you question how brainwashed/intelligent that makes you? When you speak the languages you do and live where you do, does that make you less pro-black?