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20410 - Unsettling Race and Gender Through Indigenous Sociologies
Sat, August 9, 10:00 to 11:30am, East Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Concourse Level/Bronze, Randolph 1BDescription
Papers in this session address race/racialization, queer, trans*, and Two Spirit from the perspective of Indigenous sociologies. Research bringing these topics into conversation is of particular interest.
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Colonial Intertitles: Unraveling the Reels/Reals of Colonial Domination in the Silent Film Era - Rowan Greywolf Moore, Arizona State University-Tempe
Developing a Cultural Resilience Framework to Preserve Traditional Apache Practices and Sustainability of Emory Oak Groves - Anna Vaughn, Northern Arizona University; Diana Stuart, Northern Arizona University; Aden Stern, Northern Arizona University
“Dibaajimowinan as Data”: Decolonizing American Indian Identity Through Storytelling - Billie Sams, Brown University
Palestinian Women Embroiderers: Embodying Palestinian Indigenous Sovereignty - Rasmieyh R Abdelnabi, Institute for Palestine Studies
The Kariri-Xocó and florestania praxis in Brazil - Carolina Freitas, Bridgewater State University