I suggest all of you try to invest time/efforts if you have similar friends in your personal circle. It's not easy but it's worthwhile to try to keep educating them on why their statements are colonial & harmful. It's important to keep encouraging them to do more decolonization works. Please avoid white saviour behaviours & please learn to listen better, to Indigenous voices & voices of vetted Indigenous comrades 🙏🦅❤️
Is anybody thinking of going on this?
GPO Dublin, this Saturday.
On this day in 1963, William Moore, a white man, was killed in Alabama as he was marching to Mississippi for civil rights.
https://calendar.eji.org/racial-injustice/apr/23
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Remember that the joy is also hounoring the ancestors !
""You belong where you're at." #Indigenous #Canada #Entrepreneur #AntiRacism #Resilience #Justice"
by OneYoungWorld
------🎥 Watch Larissa’s emotional speech from the One Young
---> Healing from Trauma and Shaping a Just Future | Larissa Crawford | One Young World <- [7:40 min]
---> youtube.com/watch?v=ZuzrQ8nRNMo <-
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/GBxOxPW9tp8
Quote by OYW:
"Apr 3
2025
Larissa Crawford is using the trauma she has faced as a Métis and Jamaican Indigenous woman to create a more inclusive future.
After being hospitalised due to workplace discrimination, Larissa took matters into her own hands and founded Future Ancestors Services — a game-changing social enterprise connecting diverse entrepreneurs with clients seeking expertise in community impact, sustainability, and Indigenisation.
💙 At the heart of her organisation, is recognising that lived experiences are not just something to overcome, but a powerful qualification that can be used to shape decision-making conversations and create a fairer and more inclusive future for all.
I spent my Easter afternoon transcribing my penciled notes from Elizabeth Jemison's, "Christian Citizens : Reading the Bible in Black and White in Postemancipation South." The book makes clear the through line from Reconstruction's white Southern Christianity choosing violent racism over equality to today's type of white Christian who's again choosing violent racism, which is incredibly helpful to know.
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Ellen's Very Southern Voice
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