indigenous feminism
Indigenous Feminism and Cultural Appropriation
Publié par Indigenous Repr... le 27 février, 2009 - 12:19.Last year, a friend of mine told me that actress Juliette Lewis started up a band and that their sound was seriously a rockin’.
I was like “Really? Cool!” since I’d always appreciated the versatility Lewis demonstrated in her acting craft with movies like “The Other Sister,” “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?” or even “Old School.”
Off to Google I went searching for her website, when I came up with this image:
Oh no, not again.
Another appropriator.
Indigenous feminism :)
Publié par d-joy-709 le 24 février, 2009 - 22:01.To be honest, I truly do not feel that feminism
is something a person can simply 'learn'. Personally, I grew up
knowing that as a person, I have rights ,yes it was somthing that was
nurtured however it was also something I always felt in the center of
my being . It was truth; it just did not have a name, label or specific
perception.
Yes, I am now an Indigenous feminist
Publié par Indigenous Repr... le 23 février, 2009 - 04:52.
Kanionke:haka. Onkwehonwe. Mohawk. Indigenous. Feminist.
For some, it might seem that all these words don't fit together. For me, I can't see myself without all of them.
