Indigenous decolonization
Introduction
Decolonial feminisms/indigenous feminisms. North-South dialogues on transnational feminism. Coloniality of sexual diasporas/queer postcolonialities . Language, colonialism and gender. Sexuality, decolonization and health. Gender, race, and contemporary biopolitics. Colonial networks of trans tourism/ (Post)coloniality and transgender identities
Indigenous decolonization - Wikipedia
Decolonization. is the process of ending colonial rule and establishing a new government, usually by the indigenous (natives to that land) people who were colonized. The term decolonization refers to the independence of nations after World War II that were once ruled by European powers.
[DOC File]Potential threats to Indigenous Peoples’ Rights by the ...
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2.2 Decolonization, if it is to be successful as a reaction against such a deep, powerful, and long lasting colonization of the mind, cannot but be itself as radical as its opponent. ... “the sagacious and philosophical thinking of indigenous native Africans whose lives are rooted in the cultural milieu of traditional Africa” (Oruka 1998 ...
[DOC File]On colonizing and decolonizing minds
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The typical instance of the approach to decolonization as indigenous resistance is the case of a local insider who works in marginalized communities of the Majority World, notes how hegemonic ...
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The decolonization of the media means foremost raising Indigenous voices and creating self-controlled media in the process of asserting Indigenous identity, cultural values, and historical and contemporary experiences as well as contesting the grand Western narratives of Indigenous …
[DOC File]Indigenous Peoples Participation in Decision Making - A ...
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Experienced in Indigenous Communities. Author/s. Deb Duthie ... This necessitates the development of strong communities, the decolonization of legislation (in particular Canadian, Indian Act ...
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Indigenous peoples were specifically included in the UN Decolonization process, and references to “indigenous” populations appear in several of the General Assembly Resolutions relating to the Trusteeship System and the obligations of the “administering States” which had oversight of the NSGT’s.
[DOC File]Decolonizing Gender/Gendering Decolonization
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Two-Spirit communities argue for decolonization as a central political struggle, calling all people to unlearn settler colonial gender/sexuality on Native land. This course addresses Indigenous Two-Spirit/GLBTQ issues through theory, literature, activism, and art. WIC at the 472 level. LEARNING OUTCOMES AND COURSE OBJECTIVES. WHAT WE'LL DO
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Indigenous Peoples Council on Biocolonialism (IPCB) Call of the Earth Llamado de la Tierra (COE) ... in 1962 that gave the principle momentum under international law in the decolonization process ...
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