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We Have Always Been Here:
Decolonizing Gender
Cultural Survival Quarterly 46-4 (December 2022)
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Cover photo: "Nafea e te Fa'aipoipo? When Will You Marry? (after Gauguin)", 2020, by Yuki Kihara
(Samoan-Japanese). C-print mounted behind acrylic glass. Art piece part of Kihara's
"Paradise Camp" 59th Venice Biennale exhibit.
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Denver Toroga Breda (Khoikhoi)
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Pues Youth Collective (Yaqui) write that to be non-binary is to decolonize.
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** Gender Equity from the Principles of Indigenous Kichwa Realities ([link removed])
Christian Pillalaza
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Kichwa Peoples hold their own concepts of feminine and masculine energies and gender roles.
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Learning to celebrate being Queer and Indigenous together through reconnecting to ancestral ways.
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Dorotea Gómez Grijalva (Maya K´iche’)
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Lesbian feminist writer Gómez analyzes conventional concepts of gender as internalized by Indigenous Peoples.
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