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No Spiritual Surrender - Indigenous Anarchy In Defense Of The Sacred

No Spiritual Surrender - Indigenous Anarchy In Defense Of The Sacred

Our ceremonial offerings of hopelessness become the destruction of faith in the transformation of a societal order manufactured on our destruction, in other words, a degeneration of settler colonial progress. The most bitter medicines are the strongest. We end despair by ending what is causing our suffering: destroying what destroys us. After all, anti-colonial means anti-settler society.

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Klee Benally
Submitted by muttworks on October 7, 2024

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