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there is something to describing interactional power dynamics through familial terms -- cousin vs. auntie imply different things to me

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What does the label "auntie" or "cousin" mean to you/across culture?

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attuning to others

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A commitment to sticking with it / with relationships, even when things get complicated or difficult

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Facilitating such that everyone’s assets are able to meaningfully contribute to the whole

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Facilitating such that everyone’s assets are able to meaningfully contribute to the whole

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caring for one another

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Inter generational
Royalty
In A world onto itself
Inspite of white supremacy
sacred space

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communal creation toward collective well-being

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communal creation toward collective well-being

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i think of a feeling that you're responsible for everyone... which can be both beautiful and troublesome, depending on how it's interpreted

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Relations that challenge traditional power dynamics.

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-The unity of different groups coming together as a family
-Since we are all a part of a wider family, we support and look after each other
-being able to participate in the community with a role of responsibility

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Knowing (or being, since it's ontological) is relational

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If we were going to make a slide summarizing auntie and cousin ontologies, what would the bullet points be?

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If we were going to make a slide summarizing auntie and cousin ontologies, what would the bullet points be?