According to Frantz Fanon's writing the culture and nation they depend on each other. Everybody should be proud of their culture and do not look up another country as an exampleIn Frantz Fanon's opinion when you change your culture you give up everything in what you believe and this is an example of colonialism when the nation losses its culture and rules.

If people want to have a freedom in their country they have to fight to get it by fighting for their nation's culture " A national culture under colonial domination is a contested culture whose destruction is sought in systematic fashion.

It very quickly becomes a culture condemned to secrecy...".

Despite opposing views on violence and other issues, mothers are forced to work together as they try to help their sons.

The process becomes especially painful when her son joins a hunger strike which threatens his health.

IRA is the political group which fights for Irish Independence. Their military wing is the Irish Republican Brotherhood (later the IRA) . Unlike the Home Rule supporters they are not satisfied with home rule, they want complete independence from Britain and want Ireland to become an independent republic and they are prepared to use force. At the end of the 19th century they represent a rather small ineffectual group.

The similarities with other contemporary situtations is the situation between Taliban and Afghanistan. When the Taliban assumed control over Afghanistan in 1996, it brought a sense of stability that had been lacking when local rival warlords were the only power sources throughout the state. Members of the Taliban were mostly educated in Pakistan, and the T

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