remember there is much you can do right now for people in gaza, give to their fundraisers and share with your friends. organize in your communities to fight zionism and us imperialism. show solidarity to all of the resistance who have bled for gaza

Pour les personnes qui ne comprennent pas le lien entre "souveraineté" et "indépendance", voir même qui les opposent dans le contexte de la lutte indépendantiste kanak : (Extrait d'un entretien accordé par Jean-Marie Tjibaou à la revue Les Temps Modernes en 1985)

🌺 Our Special March Issue is Here! 🌺 In this article, T. Melanie Puka Bean argues that any honest analysis of New Zealand’s imperial and colonial history is incomplete without addressing the often-overlooked Realm of New Zealand. 👉 Read more here: buff.ly/iOYJGU8

Read my latest work just published for AJBH vol 9 titled: "No planners, No bombs, No Rambos: The intellectual legacy of Amelia Rokotuivuna in Fiji and Oceania". For those who care about nuclear abolition/disarmament and our Pacific feminist foremothers 🖤 press-files.anu.edu.au/downloads/pres…

Suis un peu confuse par certaines traductions françaises... La traduction du mot "indigenous" (catégorie politique associée aux luttes des peuples autochtones) est "autochtone". La traduction du mot "indigene" (catégorie coloniale attachée aux discours coloniaux) est "indigène".

Today's read: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Listen to Amy. For settlers in so-called Australia, ignoring Israel's occupation of Palestine & genocide of Palestinians is linked to how they ignore genocide of First Peoples on this continent. Face up to colonisation, occupation, massacres, apartheid, racialised state violence

‼️URGENT : Lettre du collectif Solidarité Kanaky adressée aux parlementaires au sujet des prisonniers Kanak déportés de la prison du Camp Est (Nouméa) vers la France. à lire ici ➡️solidaritekanaky.fr/Caisses-de-sol… et en thread ⤵️ 1/7

📢UPDATE: 30 More Organisations Endorse the Pacific’s Call for Justice Today marks the anniversary of 🇫🇷’s first nuclear test in 1966 on 🇵🇫 Maʻohi Nui. From 1966–1996, 🇫🇷conducted 193 tests at Moruroa & Fangataufa. #DecoloniseThePacific #NuclearJustice #MaohiLivesMatter

Le collectif Solidarité Kanaky appelle à la solidarité financière avec nos camarades Kanak contre la répression coloniale ! + infos en thread et sur notre site ➡️ solidaritekanaky.fr/Caisses-de-sol… 1/5 ⤵️

This will be the last post preceding actual publication at the end of this month. Please order it for your libraries. It's been a long-drawn process but totally worth it. A preview is available on the site, under the rubric 'major work' in cultural theory. uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/the-…

“We’re being told that we're the problem while the systems that disadvantage us remain unchanged. We're told that naming racism is itself racist, beginning a circular logic that silences critique while protecting the very systems we're trying to expose.” e-tangata.co.nz/comment-and-an…

This article does not deliver what the title promises, no new information, frame or analysis. On top of it, it contains wrong information based on anti-independence ideology: no, the Nouméa Accord has not expired.

Our new issue "The Colonized & the Atomic Bomb" is out! As we commemorate the 80th anniversary of the US nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August, this issue convokes Indigenous perspectives from lands that were exploited for these bombings. thefunambulist.net/shop/60-coloni…

The idea for it came from listening to Glen Sean Coulthard in Dene Country about the uranium extracted from his nation’s land to fabricate the atomic bomb and the visit of a Dene delegation to Hiroshima to apologize for the role of their labor and land in the nuclear bombing.

This understanding of interconnectedness between distant lands and peoples forms the editorial core of this issue. These bombings had a profound impact on many more geographies and peoples than solely on the hundreds of thousands of people murdered by the blasts.

"Fiji’s Patriarchal Bargain" by Mere Nailatikau "The patriarchal bargain shaping Fijian society has often played out as a man seizing power by force, followed by voters legitimizing him at the ballot box" thediplomat.com/2025/07/fijis-…

"Although colonisation in New Zealand and New Caledonia took different forms, the current backlash against efforts for decolonisation is once again presenting similar challenges separately yet simultaneously in both countries." - David Small ir.canterbury.ac.nz/server/api/cor…