"In 1987, when Karen Van Fossan's teenage identity was stolen in a botched bank robbery, she maintained an unquestioning allegiance to the colonial legal system. In 2021, when she found herself in a jail cell on a Water Protector charge, she had long since been a resister of her own colonial culture. But what does it mean, as a descendent of colonialism, to seek to be un-colonial?"--
"In 1987, when Karen Van Fossan's teenage identity was stolen in a botched bank robbery, she maintained an unquestioning allegiance to the colonial legal system. In 2021, when she found herself in a jail cell on a Water Protector charge, she had long since been a resister of her own colonial culture. But what does it mean, as a descendent of colonialism, to seek to be un-colonial?"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Karen Van Fossan is an abolitionist, ordained minister, licensed professional counselor, and former defendant in the Line 3 pipeline resistance. As director of Authentic Ministry, she serves as a street chaplain committed to relational spirituality and restorative justice. She has studied at Naropa University, United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities, and Pacific School of Religion. Matriarch to a rambunctious chosen family, she lives in Fargo, North Dakota, on the traditional lands of Anishinaabe, Lakota/Dakota, and many Indigenous peoples.
Inhaltsangabe
Welcome 1. The Spark, the Flame 2. Welcome Home 3. Bridge to Somewhere 4. Carrying 5. Out There Somewhere 6. Trash Talk 7. Eviction and Another Way 8. Incarcerated Bodies and Mutual Liberation 9. Pipelines, Crimes, and Empire 10. Sacred Subversion Gratitude Suggested Reading Selected Bibliography
Welcome 1. The Spark, the Flame 2. Welcome Home 3. Bridge to Somewhere 4. Carrying 5. Out There Somewhere 6. Trash Talk 7. Eviction and Another Way 8. Incarcerated Bodies and Mutual Liberation 9. Pipelines, Crimes, and Empire 10. Sacred Subversion Gratitude Suggested Reading Selected Bibliography
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