queer - unspecific non-heterosexual identity/subjectivity, cannot fully describe Indigenous perspectives of gender/sexuality.subjectivity - ideas, perspectives, feelings, experiences, and desires of an individual/collective expressed with agency and consciousness.capitalism - an economic and political system in which a country’s trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state/by the people, exchange relies on currency, overall system relies on individualistic thought and competition.imperialism - policy, action, and ongoing process of extending power over foreign land and people often with the violent intent to control their affairs.heteropatriarchy - the societal structure in which heterosexual men possess the most amount of control and power compared to womxn and queer people, who are disempowered by the system.settler-colonialism - the ongoing process of non-Native settlers occupying Native land, demanding their world views, morals, and economies be followed, while attempting to erase and assimilate the original inhabitants.“Indigenous feminisms transcend the general fight for rights and recognition within a nation-state - indigenous feminisms speak to the responsibilities we have to one another and to our relationship to the physical and non-physical world.” Key Terms and Definitions Resistance to State-Sanctioned Violence, Reclamation of Anti-Colonial Knowledges & Liberation for All – An Indigenous Feminist ZineĬreated with the knowledge shared at the K’é Infoshop in Tségháhoodzání, Dinétah (Window Rock, AZ) and among the indigenous students living in Quinnipiac, Mashpee Wampanoag, Pokonoket Wampanoag, and Narragansett territories.
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