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Colonialism: The Acceleration
From: The Memory We Could Be
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Colonialism was, and remains, a wholesale destruction of memory. Lands, the sources of identity, stolen. Languages, ripped from mouths. The collective loss to humanity was incalculable, as cultures, ideas, species, habitats, traditions, cosmologies, possibilities, patterns of life and ways of understanding the world were destroyed. Countless ecological traditions — involving diverse ways of being with nature — were swept away.
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Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik
Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik is a journalist and activist with writing in Pacific Standard, Open Democracy, and New Internationalist. He co-founded and is co-editor of www.worldat1C.org, a communications initiative designed to humanize the ecological crisis and clarify its causes.
