Decolonial://Aufbruch, roughly translating to "Decolonial://Emergence", is a Berlin-based coalition of organizers and students seeking to expand the school's curricular and offer young people a plattform to learn about the various forms and effects of colonialism and the colonial structures that remain. While aiming to offer accessible content, we wish to bring these narratives to students, shaped by those who are themselves part of (formerly) colonized communities and in one way or another raising awareness about their struggle for justice and freedom.
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Decolonial://Aufbruch, roughly translating to "Decolonial://Emergence", is a Berlin-based coalition of organizers and students seeking to expand the school's curricular and offer young people a plattform to learn about the various forms and effects of colonialism and the colonial structures that remain. While aiming to offer accessible content, we wish to bring these narratives to students, shaped by those who are themselves part of (formerly) colonized communities and in one way or another raising awareness about their struggle for justice and freedom.
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February 25, 2021
Western Sahara-Interview with Garazi and Omar
<p>Western Sahara is a country that was colonized by Spanish state. In the year 75, in the context of the Franco dictator's death, Marocco invaded the territory and divided it in two building a mined wall. Since 45 years some of the saharawi population lives in the occupied territory, some in the diaspora and some in refugee camps. Today with us we have Garazi that was raised in the Diaspora and Omar an student from an Argelian refugee camp. Garazi will explain to us what's the history of Western Sahara and the nowadays political Situation, since Marocco started a war in November against the saharawi people with the direct and inderect help of the international powers. Omar explains to us how is the dayly live in the refugee camp.</p>
February 8, 2021
Colombia-Interview with Sister Lemeva
<p>The afro-colombian sociologist, ethno-educator, afro-feminist and decolonial activist Sister Lemeva shares her perspective on the issue of inequality and discrimination of the afro-community in Colombia and the struggle of identity and social chances. She has been dedicated to population issues for more than 15 years. This Interview was recorded in the past summer. Certainly the political situation -also concerning Covid-19- might have changed since than. Unfortunately the recording-/audioquality wasn't very good, sorry for that. We hope you still understand most of it and take something out of it!</p> <p>Song: De Donde Vengo Yo - ChocQuibTown</p>
December 25, 2020
Australia-Interview with Boe
<p>In this episode we interviewed Boe from Australia. We talked about what colonialism caused for him personally and for all indigenous people in this country. Furthermore he shared his experiences and activism, resisting against the structural racism caused by decades of colonization and white supremacy. In this episode you‘ll get to know a bit the work of the group "worriors of aboriginal resistance" and the struggles they face (individually/as a community). He underlines the importance of political action for the future and the empowerment that comes with it. </p> <p>Thanks again for the exchange! We‘ll hopefully connect again and stay in touch.</p> <p>Song: Black Lives Matter - Sorah, Intare</p>
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