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Decolonial_Classrooms
by Decolonial Aufbruch
Decolonial://Aufbruch, roughly translating to "Decolonial://Emergence", is a Berlin-based coalition of organizers and students seeking to expand the school's curricular and offer young people a plattform to learn about the various forms and effects of colonialism and the colonial structures that remain. While aiming to offer accessible content, we wish to bring these narratives to students, shaped by those who are themselves part of (formerly) colonized communities and in one way or another raising awareness about their struggle for justice and freedom.
Episodes
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Western Sahara-Interview with Garazi and Omar
Western Sahara is a country that was colonized by Spanish state. In the year 75, in the context of the Franco dictator's death, Marocco invaded the territory and divided it in two building a mined wall. Since 45 years some of the saharawi population lives in the occupied territory, some in the...
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Colombia-Interview with Sister Lemeva
The afro-colombian sociologist, ethno-educator, afro-feminist and decolonial activist Sister Lemeva shares her perspective on the issue of inequality and discrimination of the afro-community in Colombia and the struggle of identity and social chances. She has been dedicated to population issues…
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Australia-Interview with Boe
In this episode we interviewed Boe from Australia. We talked about what colonialism caused for him personally and for all indigenous people in this country. Furthermore he shared his experiences and activism, resisting against the structural racism caused by decades of colonization and white...
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Canada-Interview with Mia Kutny Part 2
This is the second part of the episode Canada. Mia Kutny is an indigenous woman (Dene people) and activist from Winipeg Manitoba Canada. She just finished school and her identity and political understanding caused her involvement and activism in school as a member of the school devision (name…
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Canada-Interview with Mia Kutny Part 1
This is the first part of the episode Canada. Mia Kutny is an indigenous woman (Dene people) and activist based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. who just finished school. Her identity and political understanding caused her involvement and activism in school as a member of the school devision (name:...
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Bolivia-Interview with Diana Vargas Guzmán
Diana Vargas Guzmán is a Aymara-Woman* from Bolivia. Her activism is shaped by the concept of "antipatriarchal communitary feminism" an organization based on the idea of the community. Their work resists pathriarchy, neoliberalism, colonialism and racism on different levels, that she explains to…
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Kurdistan-Interview with Stera Abdu
This episode stands in solidarity with the world-wide KOBANÊ-WEEK (2nd-8th of November)! The Kurdish city Kobanê is geographically prescribed at the Syrian border to Turkey. Kobanês liberation of the IS militias on feburary 2015 by the Kurdish defend units (YPG ao.) became a symbol of the Kurdish...
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Basque Country -Interview with Izaskun Goienetxea
Izaskun Goienetxea is an activist from Askapena, Basque Country. Her group is an internationalist collective that organize international bridges to link the different struggles around the world. The Interview, that was made in June 2020, brings up what the actual situation of the Basque Country…
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Introduction
Welcome to Decolonial Classrooms! Our first episode is out! From now on we will publish one Interview every week, talking about topics relating to (post)colonial structures. Enjoy!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Decolonial://Aufbruch, roughly translating to "Decolonial://Emergence", is a Berlin-based coalition of organizers and students seeking to expand the school's curricular and offer young people a plattform to learn about the various forms and effects of colonialism and the colonial structures that remain. While aiming to offer accessible content, we wish to bring these narratives to students, shaped by those who are themselves part of (formerly) colonized communities and in one way or another raising awareness about their struggle for justice and freedom.
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Decolonial Aufbruch
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Decolonial://Aufbruch, roughly translating to "Decolonial://Emergence", is a Berlin-based coalition of organizers and students seeking to expand the school's curricular and offer young people a plattform to learn about the various forms and effects of colonialism and the colonial structures that...
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