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De doctrine van ontdekking: de inheemse genocide in Amerika
The doctrine of discovery: The native genocide in America
Event by: Pakhuis de Zwijger, Aralez, Tribes Movement, De Amerikaanse holocaust, Wasjikwa, Samson Media Productions
Location: Piet Heinkade 179, Piet Heinkade 179, Amsterdam - Amsterdam-Oost
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In the Netherlands there is little awareness about the direct consequences of European colonialism for the native peoples on the American continent. During the lecture The American Holocaust we draw our attention to the context and history of the modern/colonial nation states in Abya Yala/Turtle Island. What are the nation states associated with colonialism, racial ideology and the occupation of indigenous territories? What role did education and Christianity played during colonialism? During the lecture, the colonization of Turtle Island/Abya Yala and considered one of the greatest genocides ever took place, a genocide that is still taking place today
background information lecture:
Cameahwait has a personal mission of the in -real nursing to the in -the -consciousness of the in the in the in the in the in the in the in the in the in -real way of the consciousness of the consciousness. happened and still going on. During his lecture "The American Holocaust" he draws attention to what the situation in Europe was at the end of the Middle Ages and what the continent looked like America for the arrival of Columbus in 1492. In addition, he will go into the colonization of the Caribbean, South America, North America and the Nasleep that this has. The lecture has a clear structure and is dynamically put together with a mix of speaking, video and music. Hierbij zullen geromantiseerde beelden van ‘ontdekking’ en ‘de Gouden Eeuw’ worden weerlegd en zul je worden verrijkt met historische context en feiten.
Recensies lezing:
“Cameahwait laat je op een indringende manier de geschiedenis van de kolonisatie van inheemse volken van Amerika beleven. Interessant is dat hij het leven in Europa en in Amerika in 1491 als uitgangspunt With many surprising details. Story what Cameahwait tells you it is uncomfortable and full of painful facts. Colonization and release of the indigenous peoples on Turtle Island that are still suppressed in the current form of the world to this day. The lecture is fundamentally to understand how the indigenous peoples lived before 1492 and what the consequences were for people, nature and climate after 1492. Hearing the historical facts hurt and make you militant. The distribution of this knowledge is essential to be able to strive for justice. "
Merve Kacmis, co-founder of We Promise
" The story of Cameahwait gives important factual insight from a
First Nation perspective! The on-natural systems of colonization, exemination and slavery of the indigenous population of the Americas is directly connected to the Moon Gamizi (*). Cameahwaits dedication and power of composition of this lecture, in combination with his passionate clear voice, make it possible for you to look and listen to the painful facts of a concealed history. Being able to conduct sovereign discussion and dialogue means that we will find the path to original solutions and actions. Knowing what happened in the past is a must for that. ”
Elvira Semmoh, co-founder of Mama Baranka Foundation International
(*) A Kiswahili and Pan African term, compromising the destruction of the African of the Personality and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and some hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and some hairless. Slavery including crimes of ecocide and genocide
“The lecture by Cameahwait shows how a concealed history has taken place on the continent of Abya Yala, a history that the current world has deeply formed and the position of indigenous peoples has determined today. This genocide should be basic knowledge, just as we all know what happened during the Second World War, this should not be a history that is forgotten. I don't know anyone who tells it in this strong and accessible way as he does in his lecture ”
Max Arto de Ploeg Program maker Pakhuis de Zwijger and co-founder of Aralez
background information lecture:
Cameahwait has a personal mission of the in -real nursing to the in -the -consciousness of the in the in the in the in the in the in the in the in the in -real way of the consciousness of the consciousness. happened and still going on. During his lecture "The American Holocaust" he draws attention to what the situation in Europe was at the end of the Middle Ages and what the continent looked like America for the arrival of Columbus in 1492. In addition, he will go into the colonization of the Caribbean, South America, North America and the Nasleep that this has. The lecture has a clear structure and is dynamically put together with a mix of speaking, video and music. Hierbij zullen geromantiseerde beelden van ‘ontdekking’ en ‘de Gouden Eeuw’ worden weerlegd en zul je worden verrijkt met historische context en feiten.
Recensies lezing:
“Cameahwait laat je op een indringende manier de geschiedenis van de kolonisatie van inheemse volken van Amerika beleven. Interessant is dat hij het leven in Europa en in Amerika in 1491 als uitgangspunt With many surprising details. Story what Cameahwait tells you it is uncomfortable and full of painful facts. Colonization and release of the indigenous peoples on Turtle Island that are still suppressed in the current form of the world to this day. The lecture is fundamentally to understand how the indigenous peoples lived before 1492 and what the consequences were for people, nature and climate after 1492. Hearing the historical facts hurt and make you militant. The distribution of this knowledge is essential to be able to strive for justice. "
Merve Kacmis, co-founder of We Promise
" The story of Cameahwait gives important factual insight from a
First Nation perspective! The on-natural systems of colonization, exemination and slavery of the indigenous population of the Americas is directly connected to the Moon Gamizi (*). Cameahwaits dedication and power of composition of this lecture, in combination with his passionate clear voice, make it possible for you to look and listen to the painful facts of a concealed history. Being able to conduct sovereign discussion and dialogue means that we will find the path to original solutions and actions. Knowing what happened in the past is a must for that. ”
Elvira Semmoh, co-founder of Mama Baranka Foundation International
(*) A Kiswahili and Pan African term, compromising the destruction of the African of the Personality and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and some hairlessness and in all hairlessness and in all hairlessness and some hairless. Slavery including crimes of ecocide and genocide
“The lecture by Cameahwait shows how a concealed history has taken place on the continent of Abya Yala, a history that the current world has deeply formed and the position of indigenous peoples has determined today. This genocide should be basic knowledge, just as we all know what happened during the Second World War, this should not be a history that is forgotten. I don't know anyone who tells it in this strong and accessible way as he does in his lecture ”
Max Arto de Ploeg Program maker Pakhuis de Zwijger and co-founder of Aralez