Excellent read. Thank you.

There are certain things that can be 'decolonised' and some things that can't. Only too, as long as everything is based on fact, rather than emotive (populist politically-driven) desire to throw of any remaining shackles of ALL forms of colonisation at any cost. This article is a clear warning to those wishing to see the baby going with the bathwater.

I do feel that there is a certain hypocrisy however that pervades the 'radical' Decoloniser's objectives, diluting what is a valid argument (from any POV), into a cloudy soup of selective compromise. 

Revolutionaries (and I refer back to the FMF protests) IMO are only 'true' if they deal in absolutes. Selectivity is not a luxury that the vociferous are licensed to possess. Removal of selective coloniser's knowledge should also include the removal of any cultural appropriation a Decoloniser has adopted too. After all, culture IS knowledge-based! 
As an example then...Decolonise hair too - BAN THE WEAVE!!! ;)