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Land was taken. Resources were extracted. Now it’s the intangible stuff: culture, rituals, spiritual technologies.
It’s no longer enough to steal minerals or oil. Now we’re siphoning cosmic medicine from the very people our systems destroyed, turning it into white-washed soul rehabs for the burned-out elite.

Vomit, Visions, and Vultures: How Ayahuasca Became a Colonial Reset Button for Burned-Out Tech Bros

Birth is more than biology— its ceremony, spirit, and ancestral power. by reconnecting birthing people to their cultural roots, indigenous rituals provide a deeper sense of empowerment and healing. The movement isn’t just about preserving traditions— it’s about transforming the birth and experience for generations to come.

Spiritual Birthkeeping: African and Indigenous Rituals in Doula & Midwifery Work

The colonial gaze has long sought to define, commodify, and control femininity—shaping our bodies into battlefields of extraction and violence. But what happens when we refuse to be their myth? When we reclaim our bodies not as objects, but as sovereign sites of resistance, rebirth, and repair?

My Female Body as a Battleground Against the Colonial Gaze

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Decolonizing Beauty: Reclaiming Beauty, One Coil at a Time

It takes courage to be seen as you are, to decolonize beauty, when the world tells you...

Ester Pinheiro

15 May 2025

Is Tourism Good for Economies? Or Just Another Tool for Colonial Exploitation?

Tourism is often sold as a win-win for travelers and host countries, but beneath the glossy brochures...

Nandita Rajshekhar

07 May 2025

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Decolonizing Beauty: Reclaiming Beauty, One Coil at a Time

Is Tourism Good for Economies? Or Just Another Tool for Colonial Exploitation?

Decolonizing Beauty: Reclaiming Beauty, One Coil at a Time

Is Tourism Good for Economies? Or Just Another Tool for Colonial Exploitation?

Vomit, Visions, and Vultures: How Ayahuasca Became a Colonial Reset Button for Burned-Out Tech Bros

May Renewal: Our relationship with our bodies, time & selves

Spiritual Birthkeeping: African and Indigenous Rituals in Doula & Midwifery Work

Freedom Dreaming for Collective Liberation

My Female Body as a Battleground Against the Colonial Gaze

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