The Red Deal: Decolonization or Extinction 

Truth spoken with honesty, heartfelt eloquence and courage. Thank you.

Southern detribalized native here! So happy to see our northern brothers and sisters acknowledging us ❤️

hope to spread these ideas in the UK climate movement, big love

What a wonderful initiative. It's very inspiring all the work you do and from Venezuela I wish you grow in strength to keep resisting and exposing the racial and social injustice from the selfish and so outdated irrelevant corporate establishment. All indigenous around the world united in one powerful Global HAKA (New Zealand dance of resistance) Diversity and social justice is possible only if we resist the tyrants and delusional Emperors of the North Hemisphere.

Oh yeah, and happy May Day!

Thanks for the video and congratulations and much luck with the project. I am coming at this from the perspective of a white descendant of the early European settlers with liberal, even what would be considered radical, politics. As you know well, due to our acculturation, we do not see ourselves as illegitimate settlers in the Americas and we view capitalism not as a type of economy but as THE economy. We also see ourselves as good, moral, justice-loving people, even while we participate in and benefit from an obviously unjust and failed system, as the climate collapse is making clear even to us white liberals. But in spite of this, as has been often said, it is easier for us to imagine an end to the world rather than an end to capitalism because we believe capitalism simply represents human nature, and I think many non-settlers also view capitalism in this way. Since most people know nothing about anti-colonialist theory and will refuse to read the Communist Manifesto outright, do you have any ideas for ways to get people to grasp the fundamental immorality of capitalism and therefore be open to revolutionary alternatives? With the climate collapse, white liberals are more open than ever to overthrowing capitalism but a lot of psychological barriers have been created (like major cognitive dissonance about ourselves) to consider Indigenous perspectives of right ways of living and to seriously imagine alternatives to the system that is wrecking the world. Thanks