By Yoli Maya Yeh Yoli Maya Yeh is a Healer and Educator in Comparative Religions and Global Studies. She works at the intersection of Indigenous Preservation, Healing Arts and Social...
“Open the space within you, because when you feel everything, you will let it all go” It is unbelievable, and I remain personally humbled at how much coloniality can...
Decoloniality in the Everyday: An Open Letter to Decolonial Thoughts Dear Decolonial Thoughts Community, As we reflect on the past year, we are grateful for the incredible journey we...
During our month-long hiatus from Decolonial Thoughts, I assumed the role of a casual observer, temporarily stepping back from the heavy task of constantly dissecting contemporary culture. I craved...
Toluse: A common sentiment amongst my fellow Nigerians is this idea that they did not know they were black until they moved to a Western country. This surprises me....
The Lasting Legacy of Colonial Economics: How Outdated Ideologies Continue to Shape Modern Capitalism and Erode the Middle Class As the world grapples with rising income inequality and the...
Why we choose to be FULL OF OURSELVES. Hey DT family, it’s been a while since we wrote to y’all and we wanted to change that. What inspired us...
Four years don waka but here I am in the same place. Against themselves, my thoughts still race in the region of my mind. But who I am now...
The stories told of how votes don’t count, of how a group of maniacal old men seat in a dark room pulling the strings of the political landscape, of...
Home no one leaves home unless home is the mouth of a shark you only run for the border when you see the whole city running as well your...