Justine Teba interviews Jen Marley; two Pueblo women talking about feminism, liberation, Palestine, and a future. The Red Nation Podcast is sustained by comrades and supporters like you. Power our work here: www.patreon.com/redmediapr
Thank you. Thank you for expressing, articulating so much that feels inexpressible, that suffering-disparity suffocate so much of the time, making it so difficult to express all of the nuance, layers, current, intergenerational, historical, intersectional, immeasurable context etc. Hope the masses can hear this interview, can hear Jen, can learn from what has been shared in this interview...thank you again. This will be a resource for eras to come
Sisters from another nation, thank you for sharing your heart and compassionate guidance on how to navigate this rotting world. As a striving human being and as a Muslim, I share your worldview: one of Mercy & Justice. We haven t met but I count you as part of my "good company" which help me keep a sane mind and a truthful heart. We WILL get FREE! I pray the Creator floods your ❤ with ever more light.
Thank you. I love and appreciate how you as indigenous folk have the multilateral perspective that extends far into the future. I also pray for your intestinal vision to come to fruition. I will keep listening.
mahalo nui loa e justine and jen. this was so amazing, as all the red nation podcast episodes are!! after listening to this, i feel so hopeful and i am deeply grateful for you weaving these visions, emotions, thoughts, 'ike (knowledge) and sentiments into words. they resonate so deeply and i feel empowered, energized, and enlivened.
Amd, your pain, and plea for the freedom of America, is very palpable…. I feel very fortunate to have bumped into you. I’m not sure when you say, Thank you dog.” Even the dog has a beautiful humble and important place in this work, but you’re more like lionesses for your cause. Keep your faith!
When you got to the Palestine talk I almost jumped out of my chair and cheered. We (the west) treat Palestinians like children that need outside leadership like Israel or Saudi Arabia and it's just disgusting to hear everybody talk about who can fix the Palestinian problem short of actually recognizing their right to fully independent statehood. I'm with you, I'm with Palestine.
Well, we all need to listen in to the alternative parties. I myself looking into Dr. West’s campaign. His platform seems to align better with your message.
I'm one of those 'random non-indian people that shares this sense that 🍉🍉has opened popular channels for actions and understanding in support of native sovereignty and #landback. Also with you on building communities now for after and beyond so-called USA. With gratitude.
you are both truly special in your Awareness and Embracing of CommUnity Values and our Peoples blissful Way of ⭕riginal existing ... thank you for reminding us how readily accessible that Way is! ✊🏽 soooo much wisdom in here, truly available to a 💜centered life pattern in Shared Awareness, of what's really Happening this was indeed a Trudell-like, drop the mic talk! Wado ꮹꮩ🙏🏽 Chi-Miigwech ᒮᒃᐌᑦᒡ 🙏🏽 Nia:Wen 🙏🏽 ⭕🌎💫💜⚖⚤🔶🏹🔥
I love how Justine doesn't mince words: "I too wish them the power to dream of a Pueblo future, to dream of Pueblo people existing 100 years from now, 150 years beyond the existence of the United States. Let’s build the Pueblo Plurinationalist State." Or, as she said on a prior occasion: "let's Swiss cheese the US."
