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Tag Archives: Zainab Amadahy
ZAINAB AMADAHY READS FROM HER BOOK “WIELDING THE FORCE: THE SCIENCE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE”
Zainab Amadahy was featured on blackcoffeepoet.com in 2010. She read an amazing poem called Bones and was part of one of the best interviews that year. I had the pleasure of speaking alongside Zainab in December 2012 about the racism … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH ZAINAB AMADAHY AUTHOR OF “WIELDING THE FORCE: THE SCIENCE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE”
Zainab Amadahy is an author, singer/songwriter and educator. Among her publications are Indigenous Peoples and Black Peoples in Canada for Breaching the Colonial Contract. She also contributed to Strong Women’s Stories: Native Vision and Community Survival and authored the feminist … Continue reading
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Tagged Activism and science, Dr. Masaru Emoto, How To Write An E Book, Indigenous Spirituality, Jedi genocide, Left Wing activists, Moons of Palhares, Obi Wan Kenobi, Science and Social Justice, social justice, Star Wars films, Writing workshops, Zainab Amadahy
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WIELDING THE FORCE: THE SCIENCE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
Wielding the Force: The Science of Social Justice By Zainab Amadahy Reviewed by May Lui This is a remarkable book that aims to widen the reader’s understanding of paradigms such as thinking in binaries, valuing the material over the relational, … Continue reading
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Tagged "Survival of the fittest", "Wielding the Force: The Science of Social Justice", Activist stress, Haundenosaunee teachings, Indigenous healing, Indigenous Spirituality, Iroquois teachings, Left brain understanding, May Lui, nocebo effect, placebo effect, Right Brain understanding, Science and Social Justice, The Science of Social Justice, Three Sisters teaching, Zainab Amadahy
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INTERVIEW WITH NISHNAABEG ACADEMIC LEANNE SIMPSON
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson is a writer and scholar of Michi Saagiik Nishnaabeg ancestry and is a member of Alderville First Nation. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Manitoba, is an Adjunct Professor in Indigenous Studies at Trent University … Continue reading
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Tagged "Dancing On Our Turtle's Back" by Leanne Simpson, Aboriginal Academia, Aboriginal History Month 2012, Black Coffee Poet, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Interview with Leanne Simpson, Leanne Simpson, Native American Academia, Nishnaabeg culture, Nishnaabeg Land, Nishnaabeg teachings, Zainab Amadahy
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FEBRUARY 2012: THOUGHTS ON BLACK HISTORY MONTH AND THE FEBRUARY 14TH RALLY FOR THE 800+ MISSING AND MURDERED ABORIGINAL WOMEN IN CANADA
February 2012: Thoughts On Black History Month and the February 14th Rally For the 800+ Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women in Canada By Jorge Antonio Vallejos We’re two days away from the end of February. It’s been an interesting 27 … Continue reading
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Tagged "Mixology" by Adrian Matejka, "Three Cities" by Whitney French, Adrian Matejka, Black Coffee Poet, Black Coffee Poet talks with Wanda Whitebird, February 14th Rally for Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women, Honouring and Rememering Indigenous Women, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Indigenous Waves Radio, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women in Canada, Wanda Whitebird, Whitney French, Zainab Amadahy
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ZAINAB AMADAHY READS HER POETRY
I met Zainab in 2005 at an Indigenous solidarity meeting. We immediately connected. The past five years has seen us attend many political events together, engage in long conversations on the phone and over coffees while discussing mixed race identity, … Continue reading
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