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Articles and Things
Abolition, Racism, Truth and Reconciliation, Decolonization, 2SLGBTQINA+
Safe and Brave Spaces Don't Work
Accountable Spaces
Racial Wealth Gap
Racial Wealth GapBlack and Asian Tension
The Black Wealth Gap in Canada
Defund, Disarm, Dismantle and Abolish the Police and Prisons Report by Queer Ontario
Q&A with Taylor and Adora
Winnipeg Police Cause HarmAnti-Blackness in Filipinx Communities
An Article from Justine Abigail Yu
Know Your Rights
Police Monitoring BLM
How Police Targeted Activists After George Floyd's Murder
5 Reasons Why I Stopped Thrifting
An Article from Melanin Basecamp
Let's keep our movements intersectional - Aja Barber
Intersectionality in Sustainability and Environmental Movements
Thrift Shopping is Political Choice: Here's Why
People Have Been Reusing Clothes Forever But Thrift Shops Are Relatively New. Here's Why
Thrifting: Solution to Fast Fashion or Stealing from the
Being in Your Body, Being in the Moment
Being in Your Body - White Awake
Cash Back: A Yellowhead Institute Red Paper
Rachel Ricketts Fee Philosophy
The Bias of "Professionalism" Standards
Filipino-Canadian History
For Philippines Independence Day and Filipino Heritage Month
Racist Labour Exploitation Continues in Multicultural Canada
The Return of Anti-Asian Hate in Canada
Conference Highlights Ties between Filipinos and North American Indigenous Peoples
Pre-Colonial Philippines' Longstanding Tradition of Women and Mysticism
For Philippines Independence Day and Filipino Heritage Month
Multiple Migrations to the Philippines during the last 50,000 years
Where Exactly did "Filipinos" first land in California?
Immigration History
4 Ways Colonialism Affects the Everyday Lives of Filipino Americans
The Philippines: A Neo-Colonial Experience
Colonial Mentality: A Filipino Heritage?
For Philippines Independence Day and Filipino Heritage Month
The Filipino Hero that Killed Ferdinand Magellan
For Philippines Independence Day and Filipino Heritage Month
Bio —
Kara Bullock (she/her) is a dancer, choreographer, creative arts facilitator, body based storyteller, writer, Anti Oppression, and Abolition focused artist. Kara is a mother to Wilder John Bullock and wife to Distance Bullock. Kara is a second generation settler on Treaty 7 territory. Her mother's heritage is from the island of Mindanao, city of Zamboanga, neighbourhood of Baliwasan in what is colonially known as the Philippines. On one side her great-grandfather was a Chinese migrant who took the name Barretto and on the other side her family name is Bermas. Her father's heritage is from what is Poland and the Sudetenland in what is now the Czech Republic. Her family names on that side are Nolte (originally Niski) and Rohland
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