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Epistemic Refusal as a Form of Indigenous* Resistance and Respect
Epistemic Refusal as a Form of Indigenous* Resistance and Respect

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“Refusal is simultaneously a negation of access to information and resources, as well as an affirmation of sovereignties.” Rachel Flowers I am an Indigenous philosopher, and my research explores the various types of relations between Indigenous people and those who claim to be their allies. Relations are significant to many Indigenous communities. Not only do we […]

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