Adele Perry
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Adele Perry
@adeleperry.bsky.social

historian, mother, settler, feminist, lousy speller. Based in Treaty One and Manitoba Act lands.

Political science 38%
Sociology 34%
new video up on the youtube page youtu.be/N1DVvGlzGEs?...
Everything is Gender
YouTube video by Takes™ by Jamelle Bouie
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Historian David Chang on the structure of colonial violence in Minnesota: racketmn.com/fort-snellin...
Fort Snelling: The Advance Guard of Federal Invasion Since 1805 - Racket
Federal agents are once more using Fort Snelling for its established purpose: to maintain a “monopoly of violence.”
racketmn.com
All the lies they're telling about Renee Good are in service of an even bigger lie: that individual human lives have no intrinsic worth and are therefore theirs to dispose of. publiccomment.blog/p/the-poison...
The Poison Always Drips Through
On Renee Good and George Floyd
publiccomment.blog

infrastructure + colonialism.
Here’s a look at what happens when the power goes out in extreme cold.

Pimicikamak Cree Nation was without electricity for nearly five days after its only power line snapped, forcing about 4,000 people to evacuate.

I wish there were clearer and more effective ways to stand with our relations in Minnesota, in Greenland, in Venezuela.

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Here’s a look at what happens when the power goes out in extreme cold.

Pimicikamak Cree Nation was without electricity for nearly five days after its only power line snapped, forcing about 4,000 people to evacuate.

Thanks, missed that. It still seems odd to not have cafe or restaurant in the description.

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NEW 🎙️ Our return to all-new podcasts opens our series of reflections on “Sovereignty First: Tackling the White Possessive in an Era of ‘Collaboration’.” First up, @candiscall.bsky.social on concurrence of Indigenous movements w/the rise of Indigenous people working in media

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MEDIA INDIGENA : Weekly Indigenous current affairs program: Interrogating 'The White Possessive', Pt. 1 (ep 360)
ON THIS EPISODE: Interrogating 'the white possessive.' And according to Indigenous scholar Aileen Moreton-Robinson, countries like Canada, Australia and the U.S. are best understood as 'white posse...
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The text of the argument I made in a recent debate about ongoing colonialism is relevant here: alanlester.co.uk/blog/this-ho...

Hiya @winnipegfreepress.com, I’m not sure why the tag here calls a cafe and resto a “hookah lounge”. Might this be changed to match the language of the article?

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Nobody cares what you think of Maduro.

The question is should the US invade a sovereign country and depose its government or should it not.
A tale of two neighbours.

And I thought 2025 was rough.

So much of what we needed to know we knew three years ago, and it’s NOT GOOD.

Watching Venezuela, & Canada’s awful response & my mind keeps going back to Coates’ comments from a year ago: if you can’t draw the line at genocide, why would you be able to draw it at democracy, or, it turns out, air strikes & kidnapping presidents? www.instagram.com/reel/DGSNU3H...
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Please see my statement on the situation in Venezuela:
There's no legal difference between kidnapping Maduro and kidnapping Mark Carney.
"Mexico strongly condemns and rejects the military actions carried out unilaterally ... by armed forces of the United States of America against targets in the territory of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, in clear violation of Article 2 of the [UN] Charter"

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Just making sure that 2025 is definitely over

Sometimes these wonky, archaic national laurels go to the right people, ones who have made a distinct contributions over the long haul. Congrats Nardwuar, OC!
I am honoured to announce I’ve been appointed as a member to the Order of Canada. Thank you to everyone for the support! I dedicate this to my late Mom who taught me so much about history, local independent media & research. I know that she would be, like me, screaming with joy! #orderofcanada
I am honoured to announce I’ve been appointed as a member to the Order of Canada. Thank you to everyone for the support! I dedicate this to my late Mom who taught me so much about history, local independent media & research. I know that she would be, like me, screaming with joy! #orderofcanada

that’s some next level white male mediocrity.
David Frum's latest anti-Native rights piece in the Atlantic is so misinformed, so carelessly put together that he confused the band number with the population. Kwikwetlem is band code 560 - an administrative number from ISC. The population is 153. 1

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There is a deep fragility here, this characterizing arguments that one does not find convincing or agreeable as efforts at suppression. Or, in an old school foucauldian sense, they betray what they desire when they supposedly argue against it.

I would be very surprised if people didn’t know a whole lot more about those histories and the figures associated with them than 15 years ago. What we are in the midst of is a reckoning and learning, and that is miles away concealing it.

They might be efforts that some people, including those names here, disagree with. But locating the challenges to the public narratives of Canadian history as activist suppression does a massive disservice to careful research and discussion.

There is a lot to be said about this take, but let me begin with the claim that these are “activist efforts to conceal” certain histories. Why can’t they be acknowledged as efforts to address these histories, squarely and openly? www.cbc.ca/news/politic...
Sir John A. Macdonald was erased from some public spaces. Now there's a movement to bring him back | CBC News
The racial reckoning of the COVID era saw Canada grapple with its checkered past — a process that led to statues of some foundational figures being removed, in some instances by force. Five years on, ...
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The perception is that involuntary care will sweep the streets clean, getting people into treatment and rebuilding contributing members of society.

The reality is that people are likely to be disappointed as we get a classic example of overpromise and underdeliver. Shane Mills writes. #vanpoli
Here’s Why Involuntary Care Won’t Work for Most People | The Tyee
We need a total rethink of our failed approach to drugs and homelessness.
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