Psychedelic Liberation Training Explores Decolonization Through Hallucinogens
Charlotte James' program aims to decolonize the self and dismantle ethnocentricity within the burgeoning industry
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SF guarantees income for trans people, Detroit's Ruth Ellis Center has a new home and more from around the web
Cxffeeblack’s Mission to Decolonize the Coffee Industry
An all-Black supply chain helps to reclaim the real history behind coffee
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Hawaii’s Plan For Transforming Tourism
Less colonial, more sustainable experiences for tourists in Hawaii are set for the future thanks to the islands’ tourism authority, now—for the first time—run by a majority of Hawaiian natives. With a …
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Food Writer Mayukh Sen Reframes Cuisine as Cultural Windows
Mayukh Sen writes about food and its relation to cultural symbols through a decolonialized and anticapitalist perspective. In his recently released, debut book, Taste Makers: Seven Immigrant Women Who Revolutionized Food in America, …
Artist LaJuné McMillian Opens Portals To Liberation Through Digital Self-Portraits
At Honor Fraser's current exhibition, the artist asks: "What does it mean to acknowledge the inherent violence in tools?"
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Tour de Moon’s Open Call for Radical Young Creatives
Spearheaded by Dr Nelly Ben Hayoun, Tour de Moon is a cosmic festival that seeks to enact pluralistic futures through afterparties, immersive experiences and innovative technology—and it references the moon as a way …
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Medical Student’s Guide to Symptoms on Darker Skin
During his studies, second-year medical student at St George’s, University of London, Malone Mukwende discovered a lack of diversity and discussion regarding physical symptoms manifesting on darker skin tones. From information about …