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The fundamental source of monopoly power is
Cultural Authenticity
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European Colonizers
The individuals and nations from Europe that established colonies in other parts of the world from the 16th to the 20th centuries, often resulting in significant cultural, political, and economic changes.
Racist Aesthetic
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Racial Domination
The systemic subjugation or discrimination of individuals or groups based on race, often institutionalized in social, economic, and political structures.
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