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emcgrath on June 5, 2019

What is neo-colonial? Has colonization ever ceased?

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Contextualizing the Progress of Indigenous’ Struggles in the 21st century

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This is a syllabus constructed by undergraduate students at a US academic institution, which does not make us an authoritative voice on Indigenous Rights but rather a collective of insightful readings, conversations, and questions worth putting out for further exploration. While we as a group come from many diverse identities with many different differences, we, for the most part, do not claim a Latin American indigenous identity. As such, the inclusion of western theoretical frameworks should not be taken as an authentic truth but instead, as an attempt to help view the indigenous communities as their own producers of knowledge not limited to being subjects of study. We hope to function as nothing more than scribes. With indigeneity being a complex and ever changing concept, the resources we provide have been done to the best of our abilities/knowledge but may not fully cover everything there is to know about indigeneity.

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