Ep. 59: The Revolutionary Act of Existing: Indigenous Queer and Trans Joy with Dr. Amáyá Scott
About this episode
Dr. Amáyá Scott and Dr. Candace Manitopyes discuss the joy of Indigenous queer and trans individuals as a form of resistance against colonialism.
To walk through this world as an Indigenous trans or queer person is to reclaim a sacred, ancestral freedom that the colonial design never anticipated. In this episode, Dr. Amáyá Scott and Dr. Candace Manitopyes connect the threads of their experiences, exploring how joy functions as a revolutionary act of defiance. Their conversation journeys through the exhaustion of the digital age, where algorithms thrive on anger and leave our nervous systems frayed. They offer a gentle invitation ...
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