by Kyle T. Mays and Amber Starks
From the article:
In this conversation, Amber Starks (also known as Melanin Mvskoke) and Kyle T. Mays discuss the siloing of Afro-Indigenous identity, the opportunities and challenges of developing Black and Indigenous solidarity, and the potential to build a future more deeply rooted in kinship. Kyle T. Mays is an Afro-Indigenous (Saginaw Chippewa) scholar of urban studies, Afro-Indigenous studies, and contemporary popular culture, as well as the author of An Afro-Indigenous History of the United States and two other books. Amber Starks is an Afro-Indigenous (African American and Native American) advocate, decolonial theorist, and budding abolitionist whose activism seeks to affirm and uplift the multidimensional identities of Black and Native peoples through advocacy regarding anti-Blackness, abolishing blood quantum, Black liberation, and Indigenous sovereignty. This conversation is a contribution to the Black and Indigenous Futures series, which reflects on Black and Indigenous shared leadership, solidarity, kinship, identity, and artistic practice.
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