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[00:00:43] Yeah, welcome everyone. Thank you so much for coming. We're just going to give a bit of background or use about ourselves and so you kind of you know, you may have seen that email some of you may not ask for this time of year what what why we who call this
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[00:01:25] I'm just going to give a little bit of background as to how this came about. It was, I think, in 2008, there was a
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[00:01:47] it was a very white dominated movement and some of the discussions around white privilege was really adequate and really addressing some of the racism and the political constraints. prison and how terrible. So we decided to have a holy, which was called the Waverly. And the acronym stands for women engaging in radical decolonization, and then in 2000, in 2009, as well, and
[00:02:21] that was a while ago. Yeah.
[00:02:26] So yeah, and that had about maybe 12 episodes, and it was really normal to be in a space to be discussing issues as towaway people of color in terms of being aware without having palkia mediation or mediation, that discussion. So that's what we're hoping to achieve with this. One is to continue those discussions and dialogues and hopefully, go more solidarity.
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