amiyah ☭🪶🏳️⚧️🇵🇸
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Kiowa/Ka'igwu | trans girl | marxist-leninist | anti-imperialist | she/they/xey/nem | all my opinions are the correct ones. | CPUSA member
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Excellent analysis by Cde. @aj1notis.bsky.social relating to this subject: cpusa.org/article/ques...
Questions of Settler-Colonialism in the U.S.
The question of settler-colonialism and its place in the web of contradictions in the U.S. have resurfaced, and of the Communist Party's position, so it bears addressing.
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November 24, 2024 at 9:17 PM
Excellent analysis by Cde. @aj1notis.bsky.social relating to this subject: cpusa.org/article/ques...
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The reclamation of Indigenous food systems is part of the broader anti-colonial and anti-capitalist struggle. It reveals how deeply intertwined these oppressions are and the necessity of dismantling both for genuine liberation. 5/5
November 24, 2024 at 9:17 PM
The reclamation of Indigenous food systems is part of the broader anti-colonial and anti-capitalist struggle. It reveals how deeply intertwined these oppressions are and the necessity of dismantling both for genuine liberation. 5/5
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Capitalism's contradiction is clear: it exploits the labor and resources of colonized peoples while suppressing the self-determination that could expose its parasitic nature. Indigenous food sovereignty disrupts this, offering a vision beyond commodification. 4/
November 24, 2024 at 9:17 PM
Capitalism's contradiction is clear: it exploits the labor and resources of colonized peoples while suppressing the self-determination that could expose its parasitic nature. Indigenous food sovereignty disrupts this, offering a vision beyond commodification. 4/
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As Indigenous peoples reclaim foodways, they challenge a system that profits from their erasure. This "decolonization" of food isn't just cultural—it’s material, striking at the contradictions of a system that commodifies everything while denying Indigenous autonomy. 3/
November 24, 2024 at 9:17 PM
As Indigenous peoples reclaim foodways, they challenge a system that profits from their erasure. This "decolonization" of food isn't just cultural—it’s material, striking at the contradictions of a system that commodifies everything while denying Indigenous autonomy. 3/
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The absence of Native American restaurants in the US isn't just a culinary oversight; it reflects the ongoing marginalization of Indigenous cultures under capitalism. What was stolen wasn’t just land—it was identity, tradition, and self-sufficiency. 2/
November 24, 2024 at 9:17 PM
The absence of Native American restaurants in the US isn't just a culinary oversight; it reflects the ongoing marginalization of Indigenous cultures under capitalism. What was stolen wasn’t just land—it was identity, tradition, and self-sufficiency. 2/