Rhodes Must Fall is a protest movement that began on 9 March 2015, originally directed against a statue of British Imperialist Cecil Rhodes at the University of Cape Town in South Africa. The campaign for the statue's removal received global attention and led to a wider movement to decolonise education, by inspiring the emergence of allied student movements at other universities across the world.

• Preface - Kehinde AndrewsIntroduction from the Editors - Roseanne Chantiluke, Brian Kwoba and Athinangamso NkopoPart I: Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford!1. Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford Founding Statement - RMFO2. Protesting the Rhodes Statue at Oriel College - Ntokozo Qwabe3. Wake Up, Rise Up - Andre Dallas4. Skin Deep: The Black Women of Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford - Athinangamso Nkopo, Tadiwa Madenga and Roseanne Chantiluke5. Dreaming Spires Remix - Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh6. Ignorance Must Fall - Princess Ashilokun7. Letter of Support: The Codrington Legacy in Oxford - Michelle Codrington8. Codrington Conference: What is to be done? - Simukai Chigudu9. Britain’s Black Debt: Reparations owed for the Crimes of Native Genocide and Chattel Slavery in the Caribbean - Sir Hilary McDonald Beckles KA10. Reparations in the Space of the University in the Wake of Rhodes Must Fall - Patricia Daley11. Interviewing for the Rhodes Scholarship - Julian Brave NoiseCat12. The Rhodes Scholarship: A Silver Lining? - Brian Kwoba13. Decolonizing Whiteness: White Voices in Rhodes Must Fall - Arthur (Eirich), Anasstassia Baichorova, Claudio Sopranzetti, JanaLee Cherneski, Max Harris, and Roné McFarlane14. Anti-Blackness, Intersectionality, and People Of Colour Politics - Athinangamso Nkopo and Rose ChantilukePart II: Sister Movements15. Black Feminist Reflections on the Rhodes Must Fall at UCT - Kealeboga Ramaru16. Of Air. Running. Out - Athi-Nangamso Esther Nkopo17. Decolonising SOAS: Another University Is Possible - Akwugo Emejulu18. Colston: What Can Britain Learn from France? - Olivette Otele19. Students Voices from Decolonise Sussex - Lavie Williams, Isabelle Clark, and Savannah Sevenzo20. The Pro-Indo-Aryan Anti-Black M.K. Gandhi and Ghana’s #GandhiMustFall Movement - O?ba´de´le´ Kambon and Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua21. Harvard: Reclaim Harvard and Royall Must Fall - Rena Karefa-Johnson22. An Interview with Princeton University’s Black Justice League - Asanni York23. #LeopoldMustFall: Queen Mary University of London - QM Pan-African SocietyPart III: Global Reflections and Reverberations24. Resisting Neocolonialism from Patrice Lumumba to #RhodesMustFall - Kofi Klu25. Decolonising Mathematics - Kevin Minors26. To Decolonize Math, Stand Up to its False History and Bad Philosophy - Chandra Kant Raju27. Decolonising Pedagogy: An Open letter to the Coloniser - Lwazi Lushaba28. 'British Values' and Decolonial Resistance in the Classroom - Roseanne Chantiluke29. Decolonizing Reparations: Intersectionality and African Heritage Community Repairs - Esther Stanford-Xosei30. Decolonisation, Palestine, and the University - Anonymous31. The Struggle to Decolonize West Papua - Benny Wenda32. Why Does My University Uphold White Supremacy? The Violence of Whiteness at UCL - Ayo Olatunji

The wonderful pieces in Rhodes Must Fall, grounded in the immense learning of the Fallist movements, enrich the student movement literature and offer concrete paths forward in the quest to decolonise our institutions.