Burn it Down with Kim Brown<br />Indigenous people who survived genocide are still fighting the settler colonialist state hundreds of years after Columbus' invasion. We'll discuss the lasting effects of that legacy and the ongoing battle for restoration of Indigenous land and water sovereignty.

Burn it Down with Kim BrownIndigenous people who survived genocide are still fighting the settler colonialist state hundreds of years after Columbus' invasion. We'll discuss the lasting effects of that legacy and the ongoing battle for restoration of Indigenous land and water sovereignty.

Burn it Down with Kim Brown<br>Indigenous people who survived genocide are still fighting the settler colonialist state hundreds of years after Columbus' invasion. We'll discuss the lasting effects of that legacy and the ongoing battle for restoration of Indigenous land and water sovereignty.

Tearing down Columbus statues is just the first step

"Burn it Down with Kim Brown" is calling out systemic issues within our society and envisioning a new world where we talk with people about how to restructure and create systems that are inclusive of everyone. We keep it real, and will actively destroy myths that the media and politicians love that we believe, like American Exceptionalism.

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Tearing down Columbus statues is just the first step

Tearing down Columbus statues is just the first step