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"Indigenous Peoples: The Continuing Colonization,"
Date:
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Time:
7:00 PM
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9:00 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Dallas Blanchard
Location Details:
CAFE Infoshop-- 935 F st. In downtown Fresno
What: "Indigenous Peoples: The Continuing Colonization,"
Where: CAFE Infoshop-- 935 F st. In downtown Fresno
Who: Lecture by Bernard Navarro, Professor of American Indian Studies at Fresno City College
When: May 10, 7 pm
In the speaker's words: "Although many colonized peoples achieved their independence from European colonial invaders during the 20th century, Indigenous peoples are still beset by the legacy of 500 years of western colonial domination and imperialism. This legacy encompasses a history of genocide, racism, environmental exploitation and degradation, cultural misrepresentations, forced diasporas, and material and knowledge appropriation. Regrettably, colonial dominance has relegated our political, social, and economic issues to the margins where they are for the most part ignored. In this presentation, I will discuss colonialism and imperialism in its contemporary manifestations as it pertains to Indigenous peoples. I will explore I will explore the historical structure of colonization and explain how colonial policies have manifested themselves over time and continue to plague Indigenous communities.
Where: CAFE Infoshop-- 935 F st. In downtown Fresno
Who: Lecture by Bernard Navarro, Professor of American Indian Studies at Fresno City College
When: May 10, 7 pm
In the speaker's words: "Although many colonized peoples achieved their independence from European colonial invaders during the 20th century, Indigenous peoples are still beset by the legacy of 500 years of western colonial domination and imperialism. This legacy encompasses a history of genocide, racism, environmental exploitation and degradation, cultural misrepresentations, forced diasporas, and material and knowledge appropriation. Regrettably, colonial dominance has relegated our political, social, and economic issues to the margins where they are for the most part ignored. In this presentation, I will discuss colonialism and imperialism in its contemporary manifestations as it pertains to Indigenous peoples. I will explore I will explore the historical structure of colonization and explain how colonial policies have manifested themselves over time and continue to plague Indigenous communities.
Added to the calendar on Mon, Apr 30, 2007 8:50PM
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