#decolonization — Public Fediverse posts
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Never let anyone feel even momentarily deprived of compassion. That is the job: to avoid that one thing.
#validation #compassionNotKindness #compassionNotEmpathy #selfactualization #careerAdvancement #decolonization #unity #character
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Never let anyone feel even momentarily deprived of compassion. That is the job: to avoid that one thing.
#validation #compassionNotKindness #compassionNotEmpathy #selfactualization #careerAdvancement #decolonization #unity #character
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Never let anyone feel even momentarily deprived of compassion. That is the job: to avoid that one thing.
#validation #compassionNotKindness #compassionNotEmpathy #selfactualization #careerAdvancement #decolonization #unity #character
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Never let anyone feel even momentarily deprived of compassion. That is the job: to avoid that one thing.
#validation #compassionNotKindness #compassionNotEmpathy #selfactualization #careerAdvancement #decolonization #unity #character
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Never let anyone feel even momentarily deprived of compassion. That is the job: to avoid that one thing.
#validation #compassionNotKindness #compassionNotEmpathy #selfactualization #careerAdvancement #decolonization #unity #character
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Did the #ColdWar really end? Was it really just about #communism vs #capitalism? And what about #decolonization? What about #neocolonialism? Was #imperialism really over, or did it just morph into #neoimperalism ?
Post #WW2 #history is fraught with cognitive dissonance and ideological romanticisms. Trying to suss out historical sources is hard as well, because as the saying goes: "the victor writes the history books".
Did the cold war really end, or did it just change priorities?
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Did the #ColdWar really end? Was it really just about #communism vs #capitalism? And what about #decolonization? What about #neocolonialism? Was #imperialism really over, or did it just morph into #neoimperalism ?
Post #WW2 #history is fraught with cognitive dissonance and ideological romanticisms. Trying to suss out historical sources is hard as well, because as the saying goes: "the victor writes the history books".
Did the cold war really end, or did it just change priorities?
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Did the #ColdWar really end? Was it really just about #communism vs #capitalism? And what about #decolonization? What about #neocolonialism? Was #imperialism really over, or did it just morph into #neoimperalism ?
Post #WW2 #history is fraught with cognitive dissonance and ideological romanticisms. Trying to suss out historical sources is hard as well, because as the saying goes: "the victor writes the history books".
Did the cold war really end, or did it just change priorities?
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Did the #ColdWar really end? Was it really just about #communism vs #capitalism? And what about #decolonization? What about #neocolonialism? Was #imperialism really over, or did it just morph into #neoimperalism ?
Post #WW2 #history is fraught with cognitive dissonance and ideological romanticisms. Trying to suss out historical sources is hard as well, because as the saying goes: "the victor writes the history books".
Did the cold war really end, or did it just change priorities?
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Did the #ColdWar really end? Was it really just about #communism vs #capitalism? And what about #decolonization? What about #neocolonialism? Was #imperialism really over, or did it just morph into #neoimperalism ?
Post #WW2 #history is fraught with cognitive dissonance and ideological romanticisms. Trying to suss out historical sources is hard as well, because as the saying goes: "the victor writes the history books".
Did the cold war really end, or did it just change priorities?
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Some fab free book scores.
Calling My Spirit Back by Elaine Alec
Elaine Alec, is a #Syilx & #Secwepemc author, based in Kamloops, BC.
https://www.elainealec.com/booksWhose Land Is It Anyway? A Manual for Decolonization provides a variety of Indigenous perspectives on the history of colonialism, current Indigenous activism and resistance, and outlines the path forward to reconciliation.
Originally released as a free e-book, the audio version features renowned Indigenous writers Taiaiake Alfred, Glen Coulthard, Russell Diabo, Beverly Jacobs, Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Kanahus Manuel, Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour, Pamela Palmater, Shiri Pasternak, Nicole Schabus, Senator Murray Sinclair, and Sharon Venne. The late Arthur Manuel’s writings are read by his grandson, Mahekan Anderson. FPSE has been proud to partner with Nuxalk Radio to produce the audio version of this essential work.
https://fpse.ca/resources/whose-land-is-it-anyway/My Indian Summer by Joseph Kakwinokanasum
A novel about survival, reconciliation and identity set during the summer of 1979.
https://www.strongnations.com/store/10103/my-indian-summer
Joseph Kakwinokanasum is a member of James Smith #Cree Nation. Kakwinokanasum's work has been published in the 2022 anthology Resonance: Essays on the Craft and Life of Writing, the Humber Literary Journal and Emerge.
Kakwinokanasum was shortlisted for the 2020 CBC Nonfiction Prize.The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, by Michael Ondaatje, won the 1970 Governor General's Literary Award. Ondaatje's hauntingly disturbing evocation of the life and death of the 19th-century American outlaw placed him in the forefront of the new generation of Canadian poets emerging in the 1970s. The Collected Works commences with a list of 20 men killed by Billy the Kid and a foreshadowing of his own death. Using a highly visual, visceral poetic style featuring violent surreal images of madness and men killed in gun fights, shifts in time and perspective, and impressionistic fragments of Billy's existence, Ondaatje traces his capture, escape and eventual death at the hands of Pat Garrett, the "ideal assassin." Following the publication of The Collected Works by House of Anansi in 1970, a dozen major productions of a stage adaptation were held across Canada.(from The Canadian Encyclopedia)
https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/the-collected-works-of-billy-the-kid#books #bookstodon #ReadMoreBooks #Decolonization #Booklovers #Paperbacks #Literarature #DecolonialReading #DecolonizeYourMind #FreeBooks
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Some fab free book scores.
Calling My Spirit Back by Elaine Alec
Elaine Alec, is a #Syilx & #Secwepemc author, based in Kamloops, BC.
https://www.elainealec.com/booksWhose Land Is It Anyway? A Manual for Decolonization provides a variety of Indigenous perspectives on the history of colonialism, current Indigenous activism and resistance, and outlines the path forward to reconciliation.
Originally released as a free e-book, the audio version features renowned Indigenous writers Taiaiake Alfred, Glen Coulthard, Russell Diabo, Beverly Jacobs, Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Kanahus Manuel, Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour, Pamela Palmater, Shiri Pasternak, Nicole Schabus, Senator Murray Sinclair, and Sharon Venne. The late Arthur Manuel’s writings are read by his grandson, Mahekan Anderson. FPSE has been proud to partner with Nuxalk Radio to produce the audio version of this essential work.
https://fpse.ca/resources/whose-land-is-it-anyway/My Indian Summer by Joseph Kakwinokanasum
A novel about survival, reconciliation and identity set during the summer of 1979.
https://www.strongnations.com/store/10103/my-indian-summer
Joseph Kakwinokanasum is a member of James Smith #Cree Nation. Kakwinokanasum's work has been published in the 2022 anthology Resonance: Essays on the Craft and Life of Writing, the Humber Literary Journal and Emerge.
Kakwinokanasum was shortlisted for the 2020 CBC Nonfiction Prize.The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, by Michael Ondaatje, won the 1970 Governor General's Literary Award. Ondaatje's hauntingly disturbing evocation of the life and death of the 19th-century American outlaw placed him in the forefront of the new generation of Canadian poets emerging in the 1970s. The Collected Works commences with a list of 20 men killed by Billy the Kid and a foreshadowing of his own death. Using a highly visual, visceral poetic style featuring violent surreal images of madness and men killed in gun fights, shifts in time and perspective, and impressionistic fragments of Billy's existence, Ondaatje traces his capture, escape and eventual death at the hands of Pat Garrett, the "ideal assassin." Following the publication of The Collected Works by House of Anansi in 1970, a dozen major productions of a stage adaptation were held across Canada.(from The Canadian Encyclopedia)
https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/the-collected-works-of-billy-the-kid#books #bookstodon #ReadMoreBooks #Decolonization #Booklovers #Paperbacks #Literarature #DecolonialReading #DecolonizeYourMind #FreeBooks
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Some fab free book scores.
Calling My Spirit Back by Elaine Alec
Elaine Alec, is a #Syilx & #Secwepemc author, based in Kamloops, BC.
https://www.elainealec.com/booksWhose Land Is It Anyway? A Manual for Decolonization provides a variety of Indigenous perspectives on the history of colonialism, current Indigenous activism and resistance, and outlines the path forward to reconciliation.
Originally released as a free e-book, the audio version features renowned Indigenous writers Taiaiake Alfred, Glen Coulthard, Russell Diabo, Beverly Jacobs, Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Kanahus Manuel, Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour, Pamela Palmater, Shiri Pasternak, Nicole Schabus, Senator Murray Sinclair, and Sharon Venne. The late Arthur Manuel’s writings are read by his grandson, Mahekan Anderson. FPSE has been proud to partner with Nuxalk Radio to produce the audio version of this essential work.
https://fpse.ca/resources/whose-land-is-it-anyway/My Indian Summer by Joseph Kakwinokanasum
A novel about survival, reconciliation and identity set during the summer of 1979.
https://www.strongnations.com/store/10103/my-indian-summer
Joseph Kakwinokanasum is a member of James Smith #Cree Nation. Kakwinokanasum's work has been published in the 2022 anthology Resonance: Essays on the Craft and Life of Writing, the Humber Literary Journal and Emerge.
Kakwinokanasum was shortlisted for the 2020 CBC Nonfiction Prize.The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, by Michael Ondaatje, won the 1970 Governor General's Literary Award. Ondaatje's hauntingly disturbing evocation of the life and death of the 19th-century American outlaw placed him in the forefront of the new generation of Canadian poets emerging in the 1970s. The Collected Works commences with a list of 20 men killed by Billy the Kid and a foreshadowing of his own death. Using a highly visual, visceral poetic style featuring violent surreal images of madness and men killed in gun fights, shifts in time and perspective, and impressionistic fragments of Billy's existence, Ondaatje traces his capture, escape and eventual death at the hands of Pat Garrett, the "ideal assassin." Following the publication of The Collected Works by House of Anansi in 1970, a dozen major productions of a stage adaptation were held across Canada.(from The Canadian Encyclopedia)
https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/the-collected-works-of-billy-the-kid#books #bookstodon #ReadMoreBooks #Decolonization #Booklovers #Paperbacks #Literarature #DecolonialReading #DecolonizeYourMind #FreeBooks
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Some fab free book scores.
Calling My Spirit Back by Elaine Alec
Elaine Alec, is a #Syilx & #Secwepemc author, based in Kamloops, BC.
https://www.elainealec.com/booksWhose Land Is It Anyway? A Manual for Decolonization provides a variety of Indigenous perspectives on the history of colonialism, current Indigenous activism and resistance, and outlines the path forward to reconciliation.
Originally released as a free e-book, the audio version features renowned Indigenous writers Taiaiake Alfred, Glen Coulthard, Russell Diabo, Beverly Jacobs, Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Kanahus Manuel, Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour, Pamela Palmater, Shiri Pasternak, Nicole Schabus, Senator Murray Sinclair, and Sharon Venne. The late Arthur Manuel’s writings are read by his grandson, Mahekan Anderson. FPSE has been proud to partner with Nuxalk Radio to produce the audio version of this essential work.
https://fpse.ca/resources/whose-land-is-it-anyway/My Indian Summer by Joseph Kakwinokanasum
A novel about survival, reconciliation and identity set during the summer of 1979.
https://www.strongnations.com/store/10103/my-indian-summer
Joseph Kakwinokanasum is a member of James Smith #Cree Nation. Kakwinokanasum's work has been published in the 2022 anthology Resonance: Essays on the Craft and Life of Writing, the Humber Literary Journal and Emerge.
Kakwinokanasum was shortlisted for the 2020 CBC Nonfiction Prize.The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, by Michael Ondaatje, won the 1970 Governor General's Literary Award. Ondaatje's hauntingly disturbing evocation of the life and death of the 19th-century American outlaw placed him in the forefront of the new generation of Canadian poets emerging in the 1970s. The Collected Works commences with a list of 20 men killed by Billy the Kid and a foreshadowing of his own death. Using a highly visual, visceral poetic style featuring violent surreal images of madness and men killed in gun fights, shifts in time and perspective, and impressionistic fragments of Billy's existence, Ondaatje traces his capture, escape and eventual death at the hands of Pat Garrett, the "ideal assassin." Following the publication of The Collected Works by House of Anansi in 1970, a dozen major productions of a stage adaptation were held across Canada.(from The Canadian Encyclopedia)
https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/the-collected-works-of-billy-the-kid#books #bookstodon #ReadMoreBooks #Decolonization #Booklovers #Paperbacks #Literarature #DecolonialReading #DecolonizeYourMind #FreeBooks
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Some fab free book scores.
Calling My Spirit Back by Elaine Alec
Elaine Alec, is a #Syilx & #Secwepemc author, based in Kamloops, BC.
https://www.elainealec.com/booksWhose Land Is It Anyway? A Manual for Decolonization provides a variety of Indigenous perspectives on the history of colonialism, current Indigenous activism and resistance, and outlines the path forward to reconciliation.
Originally released as a free e-book, the audio version features renowned Indigenous writers Taiaiake Alfred, Glen Coulthard, Russell Diabo, Beverly Jacobs, Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Kanahus Manuel, Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour, Pamela Palmater, Shiri Pasternak, Nicole Schabus, Senator Murray Sinclair, and Sharon Venne. The late Arthur Manuel’s writings are read by his grandson, Mahekan Anderson. FPSE has been proud to partner with Nuxalk Radio to produce the audio version of this essential work.
https://fpse.ca/resources/whose-land-is-it-anyway/My Indian Summer by Joseph Kakwinokanasum
A novel about survival, reconciliation and identity set during the summer of 1979.
https://www.strongnations.com/store/10103/my-indian-summer
Joseph Kakwinokanasum is a member of James Smith #Cree Nation. Kakwinokanasum's work has been published in the 2022 anthology Resonance: Essays on the Craft and Life of Writing, the Humber Literary Journal and Emerge.
Kakwinokanasum was shortlisted for the 2020 CBC Nonfiction Prize.The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, by Michael Ondaatje, won the 1970 Governor General's Literary Award. Ondaatje's hauntingly disturbing evocation of the life and death of the 19th-century American outlaw placed him in the forefront of the new generation of Canadian poets emerging in the 1970s. The Collected Works commences with a list of 20 men killed by Billy the Kid and a foreshadowing of his own death. Using a highly visual, visceral poetic style featuring violent surreal images of madness and men killed in gun fights, shifts in time and perspective, and impressionistic fragments of Billy's existence, Ondaatje traces his capture, escape and eventual death at the hands of Pat Garrett, the "ideal assassin." Following the publication of The Collected Works by House of Anansi in 1970, a dozen major productions of a stage adaptation were held across Canada.(from The Canadian Encyclopedia)
https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/the-collected-works-of-billy-the-kid#books #bookstodon #ReadMoreBooks #Decolonization #Booklovers #Paperbacks #Literarature #DecolonialReading #DecolonizeYourMind #FreeBooks
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🟢 Referendum | 3/10
🇳🇷Nauru plans referendum to change name to Naoero
President David Adeang announced plans for a referendum to change Nauru's official name to Naoero, aiming to shed its colonial-era designation and better reflect the country's native language and heritage. -
🟢 Referendum | 3/10
🇳🇷Nauru plans referendum to change name to Naoero
President David Adeang announced plans for a referendum to change Nauru's official name to Naoero, aiming to shed its colonial-era designation and better reflect the country's native language and heritage. -
🟢 Referendum | 3/10
🇳🇷Nauru plans referendum to change name to Naoero
President David Adeang announced plans for a referendum to change Nauru's official name to Naoero, aiming to shed its colonial-era designation and better reflect the country's native language and heritage. -
Hoodie idea.
Front says: Do I Make You Uncomfy?
Back says: White People?
Hoodie top liner: Decolonize Thyself -
Hoodie idea.
Front says: Do I Make You Uncomfy?
Back says: White People?
Hoodie top liner: Decolonize Thyself -
Hoodie idea.
Front says: Do I Make You Uncomfy?
Back says: White People?
Hoodie top liner: Decolonize Thyself -
Hoodie idea.
Front says: Do I Make You Uncomfy?
Back says: White People?
Hoodie top liner: Decolonize Thyself -
Hoodie idea.
Front says: Do I Make You Uncomfy?
Back says: White People?
Hoodie top liner: Decolonize Thyself -
"Napoleon’s approach offers a way for #Indigenous communities to draw on their own legal histories and relationships to address today’s challenges in a way that builds on traditional culture and knowledge systems." https://broadview.org/val-napoleon-indigenous-law/
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"Napoleon’s approach offers a way for #Indigenous communities to draw on their own legal histories and relationships to address today’s challenges in a way that builds on traditional culture and knowledge systems." https://broadview.org/val-napoleon-indigenous-law/
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"Napoleon’s approach offers a way for #Indigenous communities to draw on their own legal histories and relationships to address today’s challenges in a way that builds on traditional culture and knowledge systems." https://broadview.org/val-napoleon-indigenous-law/
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"Napoleon’s approach offers a way for #Indigenous communities to draw on their own legal histories and relationships to address today’s challenges in a way that builds on traditional culture and knowledge systems." https://broadview.org/val-napoleon-indigenous-law/
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"Napoleon’s approach offers a way for #Indigenous communities to draw on their own legal histories and relationships to address today’s challenges in a way that builds on traditional culture and knowledge systems." https://broadview.org/val-napoleon-indigenous-law/
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For those who wonder what I mean about genocide happening to my own people with white skin, Sinéad breaks it down.
Anti-colonialism benefits us all.
(Famine by Sinéad O'Conner if you don't have Apple.)
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For those who wonder what I mean about genocide happening to my own people with white skin, Sinéad breaks it down.
Anti-colonialism benefits us all.
(Famine by Sinéad O'Conner if you don't have Apple.)
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For those who wonder what I mean about genocide happening to my own people with white skin, Sinéad breaks it down.
Anti-colonialism benefits us all.
(Famine by Sinéad O'Conner if you don't have Apple.)
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For those who wonder what I mean about genocide happening to my own people with white skin, Sinéad breaks it down.
Anti-colonialism benefits us all.
(Famine by Sinéad O'Conner if you don't have Apple.)
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For those who wonder what I mean about genocide happening to my own people with white skin, Sinéad breaks it down.
Anti-colonialism benefits us all.
(Famine by Sinéad O'Conner if you don't have Apple.)
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My new piece is out today. It names CBT as a colonial monoculture-one that protects the systems which create our distress while demanding we pathologize our own resistance. #CBT #Neuroresisting #Decolonization amoyal.medium.com/the-harm-in-...
The Harm in the “Gold Standard... -
My new piece is out today. It names CBT as a colonial monoculture-one that protects the systems which create our distress while demanding we pathologize our own resistance. #CBT #Neuroresisting #Decolonization amoyal.medium.com/the-harm-in-...
The Harm in the “Gold Standard... -
Frantz Fanon's grave sits in a veterans' cemetery in Aïn Kerma, Algeria. Born in Martinique, he arrived in colonial Algeria as a psychiatrist in 1953. What began as medical work became revolutionary commitment. He dismantled racist psychiatric protocols, treated torture victims and perpetrators, joined the FLN by 1956. Died at 36, seven months before independence.
https://www.radical-guide.com/listing/grave-of-frantz-fanon/
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Frantz Fanon's grave sits in a veterans' cemetery in Aïn Kerma, Algeria. Born in Martinique, he arrived in colonial Algeria as a psychiatrist in 1953. What began as medical work became revolutionary commitment. He dismantled racist psychiatric protocols, treated torture victims and perpetrators, joined the FLN by 1956. Died at 36, seven months before independence.
https://www.radical-guide.com/listing/grave-of-frantz-fanon/
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Frantz Fanon's grave sits in a veterans' cemetery in Aïn Kerma, Algeria. Born in Martinique, he arrived in colonial Algeria as a psychiatrist in 1953. What began as medical work became revolutionary commitment. He dismantled racist psychiatric protocols, treated torture victims and perpetrators, joined the FLN by 1956. Died at 36, seven months before independence.
https://www.radical-guide.com/listing/grave-of-frantz-fanon/
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Frantz Fanon's grave sits in a veterans' cemetery in Aïn Kerma, Algeria. Born in Martinique, he arrived in colonial Algeria as a psychiatrist in 1953. What began as medical work became revolutionary commitment. He dismantled racist psychiatric protocols, treated torture victims and perpetrators, joined the FLN by 1956. Died at 36, seven months before independence.
https://www.radical-guide.com/listing/grave-of-frantz-fanon/
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Frantz Fanon's grave sits in a veterans' cemetery in Aïn Kerma, Algeria. Born in Martinique, he arrived in colonial Algeria as a psychiatrist in 1953. What began as medical work became revolutionary commitment. He dismantled racist psychiatric protocols, treated torture victims and perpetrators, joined the FLN by 1956. Died at 36, seven months before independence.
https://www.radical-guide.com/listing/grave-of-frantz-fanon/
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@csgraves I'm right there with you. I've got some threads from last year unpacking the abuse culture of whiteness, under this tag and #decolonization or #WhitenessIsACult. We're perpetuating the colonization culture of Rome, and the empire never actually fell, it just got better at hiding what it is.
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@csgraves I'm right there with you. I've got some threads from last year unpacking the abuse culture of whiteness, under this tag and #decolonization or #WhitenessIsACult. We're perpetuating the colonization culture of Rome, and the empire never actually fell, it just got better at hiding what it is.
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@csgraves I'm right there with you. I've got some threads from last year unpacking the abuse culture of whiteness, under this tag and #decolonization or #WhitenessIsACult. We're perpetuating the colonization culture of Rome, and the empire never actually fell, it just got better at hiding what it is.
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@csgraves I'm right there with you. I've got some threads from last year unpacking the abuse culture of whiteness, under this tag and #decolonization or #WhitenessIsACult. We're perpetuating the colonization culture of Rome, and the empire never actually fell, it just got better at hiding what it is.
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@csgraves I'm right there with you. I've got some threads from last year unpacking the abuse culture of whiteness, under this tag and #decolonization or #WhitenessIsACult. We're perpetuating the colonization culture of Rome, and the empire never actually fell, it just got better at hiding what it is.
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/212641/ Namibia Reaffirms Support for Western Sahara in Talks with Sahrawi Envoy ##Decolonization ##SelfDetermination #Namibia #NetumboNandiNdaitwah #UbbiBoushrayaBashir #WesternSahara
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New #decolonization #stickers making goal this year -> make a bunch of "This item was stolen by colonizers. Return it to its ancestral owners."
To slap on displays of stolen Indigenous sacred items & artifacts that are still in many #museums without consent from ancestral owners. -
New #decolonization #stickers making goal this year -> make a bunch of "This item was stolen by colonizers. Return it to its ancestral owners."
To slap on displays of stolen Indigenous sacred items & artifacts that are still in many #museums without consent from ancestral owners. -
New #decolonization #stickers making goal this year -> make a bunch of "This item was stolen by colonizers. Return it to its ancestral owners."
To slap on displays of stolen Indigenous sacred items & artifacts that are still in many #museums without consent from ancestral owners. -
New #decolonization #stickers making goal this year -> make a bunch of "This item was stolen by colonizers. Return it to its ancestral owners."
To slap on displays of stolen Indigenous sacred items & artifacts that are still in many #museums without consent from ancestral owners.