Black Liberation and Indigenous Sovereignty
An Analysis of Property Rights in Nova Scotia
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15353/sankofa.v1i1.4274Keywords:
Black liberation, Indigenous sovereignty, property rights, distributive justiceAbstract
As part of a collective thinking project, article proposes that all Black Canadians move to Nova Scotia to set up a decolonial, anti-racist, non-patriarchal, abolitionist settlement. Recognizing the denial of the right to collective self-determination for Black Canadians, this article explores how Black Canadians can work in solidarity with Indigenous solidarity movements to correct the injustices of settler-colonialism.
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2021-09-29