Repudiations
Repuidations of the Doctrine of Discovery by religious organizations and faith communities
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Animal Nations and the Doctrine of Discovery Permalink
Democracy didn’t come across on the Mayflower. Indeed not. Nor with the Niña nor Santa Maria. Certainly not. Democracy was here. Archive context. Archive.
Effectuating Renunciation: An International Effort to Provide a Pathway to Repudiate the Doctrine of Discovery Permalink
On September 8, 2021 the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) voted to renounce the Doctrine of Discovery by adopting Motion 048, now.
The Doctrine of Discovery and Christian Zionism Permalink
The Doctrine of Discovery (DoD) has a well documented and researched connection to the colonization of Turtle Island. Its ideology, however, reaches far.
Manifest Destiny Permalink
Manifest Destiny is a nineteenth century term designating an expansionist ideology grounded in the Doctrine of Christian Discovery and republican ideals.
Christian Control Of Women And Mother Earth: The Doctrine Of Discovery And The Doctrine Of Male Domination Permalink
How did the world come to be? How did humans come to be? What is the origin of all living beings? The myth history of who we are begins with the creation.
Superseding the Doctrine of Discovery: World Water One Permalink
CEMANAHUAC Superseding the Doctrine of Discovery: World Water One www.www.www This Outcome pointer preserves canonical archive context. Archive context.
Settler Colonialism in Higher Education: Syracuse University and the Legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery (… and Onondaga Limestone) Permalink
Keywords: Settler colonialism, higher education, land grant, the Whipple Report, Onondaga Nation, Syracuse University Archive context. Archive context.
Uncovering the Invisible: The Doctrine of Discovery, its Impact on the Brazilian Indigenous Peoples, on the environment and how it continues to shape the Brazilian landscape today: English Permalink
Doctrine of Discovery, Brazilian Literature, Indigenous Peoples, Amazon Forest, Yanomami, Environment, Colonization, Imperialism, Rainforest, Indigenous.
The Regalian Doctrine: The Philippine Case Permalink
The Philippines has over 14 17 million remaining Indigenous peoples belonging to an estimated 110 ethnolinguistic communities (between 10 20% of the total.
Indigenous Sovereignty and Colonial Frameworks: A Comparative Analysis of Aotearoa (New Zealand) and Australia
Indigenous resistance to colonial frameworks in settler-colonial states like Aotearoa (New Zealand) and Australia reveals an enduring tension between the desire for self-determination and the constraints of colonial structures.
The Myth of Divine Right and the Doctrine of Discovery Permalink
And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over.
Part 1: The Origins of the Combahee River Collective Statement Permalink
Asia, Africa, and Europe all meet in the Americas to labor over the dialectics of free and unfree This Outcome pointer preserves canonical archive context.
The Doctrine of Discovery by Moana Jackson Permalink
_As our people march upon government to call for the honouring of our treaty, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, the words of Moana Jackson are more poignant, and powerf...
Part 2: The beginning of an Analysis of Settler Colonialism Emerges at AMC 2022 Permalink
In the 1600s when enslaved Africans disembarked en masse and travel weary to this land mass, they arrived in a place where hundreds of Indigenous groups.
Part 3: Using the Doctrine of Discovery to Foreground an Analysis of Settler Colonialism Permalink
In the 1600s when enslaved Africans disembarked en masse and travel weary to this land mass, they arrived in a place where hundreds of Indigenous groups.