Truth & Reconciliation: Notes & Resources for Beginners Like Me

Truth & Reconciliation: Notes & Resources for Beginners Like Me

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This is a collection of educational tiktoks, books, and videos featuring Indigenous creators and (possibly) my reflection of them as a Canadian ally. As I write in the introduction, "this book is not me relaying what I have learned (though I may reflect on that as well), but pointing you to where I have learned it. The reason for it is that I believe it is important to hear things from the source and want to bring attention to the voices of individuals who know the subjects best." Please remember that the content is about real people. Be mindful of your comments and questions. I want this to be a safe space for teachers and learners. Hate comments directed towards anyone for any reason will not be tolerated. !! Sensitive/triggering topics MAY include: - genocide - racism - mental health - violence - swearing - assault ^ This is a list of what some content creators included in this book will talk about. Please remember to check each individual content/creator for their specific trigger warnings if you need to.
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**February 4th, 2024 Tevun-Krus #119 - AfroFuturism 2** We first tackled AfroFuturism in 2020 for TK76. Now we're taking on the subgenre once again! AfroFuturism combines traditional African art, architecture, cultures and values (and that of the African diaspora) with the sheer wonder that is our shared science-fiction future! In more recent years, there's been a divide between "AfroFuturism" and "AfricanFuturism"-where the former term has increasingly been applied to works about or by the African diaspora and the latter restricted to the African continent. The Ooorah Mothership has taken a stance of inclusivity, so we welcome stories from both branches of this subgenre.

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