About

This Issue centers Indigenous siblings, with clasped hands of women & lgbtq2s folks. We live in a patriarchal reality that challenges all of us with violence’s that were not traditionally pressed upon our spirits. Many contributors, and reviewers feel the deep dissonance between the decolonial presence on the land today and the juxtaposed colonial reality. Part of decolonization is the daily understanding and revisiting of the balanced world; the understanding of the rhythms of the land itself that has informed our goings ons in our communities. The continuity of this amongst the violent realities is a regular grieving process, as the injustices are many. But this essence keeps us moving…