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Lost in a Maize of Colonization: Decolonization in South Carolina and the United States (with special guest Jerad Green!)
In this episode, Thomas and Caleb go over the experience of colonization in the United States and in South Carolina specifically, and then go over the different resources available to you in order to make a difference.
The bulk of this episode is spent with Jerad Green, an advocate for indigenous issues and one of the founding members of Decolonize Clemson. As an advocate, Jerad has dedicated his work to supporting the needs of historically marginalized communities through retention initiatives, leadership development, identity formation, and mentoring. As a diversity and inclusion educator, Jerad has led several strategic diversity and inclusion initiatives, implemented small and large-scale cultural awareness programs, facilitated dialogues and workshops around social justice, and provided educational trainings for diverse groups on intercultural competence. Jerad has an in depth knowledge about issues surrounding race and racism and how institutionalized oppression creates barriers for marginalized communities in their pursuit of excellence.
Decolonize Clemson: https://www.decolonizecu.org/
Land Acknowledgement: https://native-land.ca/
Follow Jerad! @jeradgreen
Follow us on Instagram @whynotapodcast!
Check out these articles!
Decolonization Is Essential to Successfully Resist Extractivism (truthout.org)
Opinion | Colonialism Made the Modern World. Let’s Remake It. - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
Movement Building — Native Movement
Consider donating to the Cherokee Museum: https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5f108512c41bcf7968ca29cc&ss_cid=eef56bf5-6bde-406a-9162-028687b3e575&ss_cvisit=1609604844505&ss_cvr=57033f71-ec8a-46fd-b2d2-34b136a43f5b%7C1609532898600%7C1609532898600%7C1609604853695%7C2
Contact us at [email protected], or through our Instagram Direct Messages.
Podcast created and written by Thomas Marshall and Caleb Todd. Music written and performed by Kevin MacLeod. Consider donating to him through the Adobe Creative Commons.
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By Thomas Marshall and Caleb ToddIn this episode, Thomas and Caleb go over the experience of colonization in the United States and in South Carolina specifically, and then go over the different resources available to you in order to make a difference.
The bulk of this episode is spent with Jerad Green, an advocate for indigenous issues and one of the founding members of Decolonize Clemson. As an advocate, Jerad has dedicated his work to supporting the needs of historically marginalized communities through retention initiatives, leadership development, identity formation, and mentoring. As a diversity and inclusion educator, Jerad has led several strategic diversity and inclusion initiatives, implemented small and large-scale cultural awareness programs, facilitated dialogues and workshops around social justice, and provided educational trainings for diverse groups on intercultural competence. Jerad has an in depth knowledge about issues surrounding race and racism and how institutionalized oppression creates barriers for marginalized communities in their pursuit of excellence.
Decolonize Clemson: https://www.decolonizecu.org/
Land Acknowledgement: https://native-land.ca/
Follow Jerad! @jeradgreen
Follow us on Instagram @whynotapodcast!
Check out these articles!
Decolonization Is Essential to Successfully Resist Extractivism (truthout.org)
Opinion | Colonialism Made the Modern World. Let’s Remake It. - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
Movement Building — Native Movement
Consider donating to the Cherokee Museum: https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5f108512c41bcf7968ca29cc&ss_cid=eef56bf5-6bde-406a-9162-028687b3e575&ss_cvisit=1609604844505&ss_cvr=57033f71-ec8a-46fd-b2d2-34b136a43f5b%7C1609532898600%7C1609532898600%7C1609604853695%7C2
Contact us at [email protected], or through our Instagram Direct Messages.
Podcast created and written by Thomas Marshall and Caleb Todd. Music written and performed by Kevin MacLeod. Consider donating to him through the Adobe Creative Commons.