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Decolonization centres around Indigenous Peoples, practices and knowledges.

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Colonialism is not over.

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How do we find belonging outside of colonial and national narratives?

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new ways to reconsider Multicultural ism

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colonial attitudes and actions are being reproduced in modern contexts

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more about settler identities

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I wonder how International Ss think of Indigenous studies/ their relationships with/ making connections with Indigenous communities. To what extend do they benefit from learning about the unconcealed history of Indigenous communities.

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how do we ascribe authenticity or legitimacy to temporalities?

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Fungibility of multiculturalism and multicultural writers

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construction of archives is another time container. Intriguing, isn’t it? How to measure time?

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entitlement

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Indigenous claims to time

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Decolonization is necessary work - deep and broad work.

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Decolonization is necessary work - deep and broad work.

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colonizer and settler nation building entails the embedding and manifestation of settler entitlement and thus the denial of indigenous rights, sovereignty, and personhood. This is how colonizers assert their sovereignty over territory.

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Efforts to decolonize need to come from EVERYONE.

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Efforts to decolonize need to come from EVERYONE.

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decolonization is a process that centres around Indigenous Peoples and land, however can also affect how many other identities feel within Canada and how they belong in between the settler state and their own identities