Jamal Awil

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Egyptian discourse also stereotypes Sudanese people. [fact]

What my study challenges in Said's work is the idea that Egyptians suffered in silence, the idea that many in Egypt did not themselves engage in a dis- course of stereotypes and fantasies about the Sudan specifically and Africa in general, a discourse that paralleled Orientalist imagery.

Eve M. Troutt Powell, A Different Shade of Coloni…, loc. 75