Kulo' Zine

colonized person. No body is born wishing to destroy or exploit.
No body is born with hate in their heart or mal-intent for their
neighbor.
The process of decolonization can be many things. It can be
reading books, listening to podcasts, growing your own food,
talking to elders, telling stories, singing songs, carving wood,
cooking, resisting injustice, fighting, staying quiet, asking
questions.
I don’t have an exact definition but I can tell you how I see it and
how it feels for me. And for most of my days - decolonization
is me trying to live more meaningfully and lovingly than I have
before. I learned this from my young -and- wise nephew. His
intentions are always true and I strive for that. So whether I find
decolonization for myself or not, I find peace in knowing that I
tried.
Artwork by Jack Lujan Bevacqua