Decolonizers guide to a humble revolution
Publisher: POOR Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: San Francisco]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Social movements; Protest movements; Social problems; Social action; Indigenous peoples; Social justice; Poor
Description: Decolonizers Guide to a Humble Revolution provides a comprehensive history of Indigenoous movement building and resistance. The guide alternates between historical chapters outlining indigenous knowledge, practices, and histories of ethnic cleansings and genocide, poems written by members, black and white artwork created by poor Indigenous artists, and interviews deconstructing white supremacy, capitlalism, colonialism, and patriarchy. The cover is mustard yellow with a collage of revolutionaries on the front and poem written in purple text, and a disclaimer about the founder on the back cover.

Keywords: resistance, Indigenous, humility, poor press publication
Notes: Guidebook produced by POOR Magazine/Prensa POBRE.

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Gift; Bitch Media; 2019.
Table of contents: title: Indigenous organizing, facilitating, movement building with humility, eldership and interdependence; title: Definitions/isms; title: Revolutionary 1 minute herstory of genocide and resistance; title: Skooling sharing; title: Poor people led indigenous solutions; title: Struggles raging on : how to get involved.