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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2023 · 37 MIN

Season 1 Episode 8: Justice for the Ancestors

from Abolitionist Dreamscapes · host Dr. Nicole Truesdell

Welcome back ya'll! Thanks for your patience for the latest episode. In this episode I ask the question "What is justice for our ancestors?" This is a real flow of consciousness this time around as my body, soul, and mind come to a place of acceptance of what is and focus on what possibilities we can dream and conjure to create new worlds. This is where the ancestors come in, as they have been screaming at us to believe ourselves and come back to other ways of knowing and being. And as we all bear witness to the genocide being enacted in Palestine, the Congo, and Sudan (and there are even more), the reality that we are all living within the colonial project is front and center. So then, what does justice look like for our ancestors who were also suppressed? Because justice for them is justice for us as well. NOTE: I edited the transcript and it seems to not have taken any of my edits. I am my own host, editor and producer so bare with me ya'll as I learn new skills while I go. My goal is to be able to hire an editor and sound engineer in the future so your support is greatly appreciated! Below are ways to connect with me and support my work. - To support my work I accept donations through CA ($drnicoletruesdell); Zelle and Paypal ([email protected]), and Venmo (drnicoletruesdell) - Salon Conversation: ⁠Details coming November 1st - Substack: https://drnicoletruesdell.substack.com/ - For my Patreon: ⁠https://www.patreon.com/drnicoletruesdell - Follow me on Tik Tok and IG! - To book me for speaking engagements, consulting, astrology readings, or 1-on-1 coaching please see my website #podcast #ancestors #astrology

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