EPISODE · Feb 4, 2025 · 57 MIN
the doctrine today with Melissa Horner, part 3 (ep 2, 08).
from the underview. · host Mike Rusch
In part three of the underview with Melissa Horner, we explore how settler colonialism continues to impact Indigenous communities today, from intergenerational trauma to systemic challenges. Melissa highlights the importance of shifting from deficit-centered narratives to celebrating the resilience, agency, and cultural beauty of Indigenous peoples. The discussion addresses the Vatican’s 2023 repudiation of the Doctrine of Discovery and President Biden’s formal apology for the Indian boarding school era, examining the need for meaningful action to pair with these symbolic gestures. Melissa emphasizes the work still required to dismantle settler colonial frameworks and invites listeners to consider their roles in creating a more equitable and relational future.https://www.theunderview.com/episodes/the-underview-doctrine-discovery-settler-colonialism-melissa-horner-part-2-3About the underview:The underview is an exploration of the development of our Communal Theology of Place viewed through the medium of bikes, land, and people to discover community wholeness.Send us a Voice Message at https://www.theunderview.com/Website: theunderview.comFollow us on Instagram: @underviewtheHost: @mikerusch
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In part three of the underview with Melissa Horner, we explore how settler colonialism continues to impact Indigenous communities today, from intergenerational trauma to systemic challenges. Melissa highlights the importance of shifting from deficit-centered narratives to celebrating the resilience, agency, and cultural beauty of Indigenous peoples. The discussion addresses the Vatican’s 2023 repudiation of the Doctrine of Discovery and President Biden’s formal apology for the Indian b...
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