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We need to decolonize our:
Metaphors
Languange
Culture
Governance
Habits
Worldviews
Time
Saviourism
Going beyond blame and shame. From appropriation to appreciation.
Operating from emptiness. Beginners mind & non-categorization.
Language fluency is activism. This is not about reclaiming purity, but embracing pluralism and contradiction. We reject colonial amnesia through language learning, even informally.
Babaylan, Bye Bye Lang : The National Colonial Amnesia
Indigenous Love: When Being Who We Are Is Resistance
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Until we’re all free 🌹🍉 Thank you @rebelbettyarte for these beautiful images and reminders of the power of our collective love & grief & rage.
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instagram.comWhen I write about what it means to decolonize, I’m referring to the idea that it means a return to one’s original state of being, before the effects of colonization. This legacy of colonization includes patriarchy, white supremacy, heteronormativity, capitalism as an economic principle that gives advantages to some people over others, a belief... See more
How To Decolonize Your Mind — Susie Fishleder | Coaching + Consulting
Decolonizing is training our gaze on the origins of suffering in order to uproot them. It is the ambition to build a community of respect for the “animacy of life itself.”70
Raj Patel • Inflamed: Deep Medicine and the Anatomy of Injustice
This is a process of decolonization. Whether you are the descendants of colonizers or the colonized—or, like me, both—all of our peoples have experienced the loss of something essential to our liberated well-being. Whether that was taken from you or given away in the bargain to win power, it is loss.
Mia Birdsong • How We Show Up: Reclaiming Family, Friendship, and Community
Decolonizing ourselves • Writings – Bayo Akomolafe
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Decolonization is not a metaphor.
We came across this essay by @tuckeve & K. Wayne Yang a few weeks and with every read, our understanding of the word "decolonization" and its meaning deepens and expands.
We encourage you all to read this essay; do not be intimated by it, chip at it slowly... See more
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