October 28, 2017 • 67 mins
Decolonization is a journey of personal and collective unlearning that must be undertaken by any organization that is hoping to be more racially equitable. It is work we all need to do, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, racialized and non-racialized, to be able to work together equitably. Today, Jaqs Gallos Aquines and Mel Vee will talk to Dr. EJ David about the colonial mentality in the Filipino diaspora, decolonization, and his book, Brown Skin, White Minds, as well as his book to be released October 28, 2017, The Psychology of Oppression, co-written with Annie O. Derthick.
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