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  1. An important and complex topic that once again you make accessible and understandable. The definitions here really just broadened my understanding of Indigenous identity and Indigeneity. Of how the social struggle is advanced by decolonization, and what is necessary of a revolutionary society’s relationship to nature. Amazing how tradition can offer a spark for revolutionary progress, in a sense of worldviews more organic and in harmony with natural development as part of the ecosystem rather than “aliens” to the native life. This requires conscious sustainable and nondestructive efforts in living with the environment. A eco/bio-anarchism focused on bio-regional and bio-dome social organization and self-sufficient autonomy, as well as coordinated cooperation across biospheres.
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