Reclaiming the Role of Two-Spirit People in Society with Chevi Rabbit

Queer Devotions

English - November 24, 2020 05:00 - 27 minutes - 18.9 MB
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Note to listeners: this podcast includes description of sexual assault, racism and gender based violence. Queer Devotions host, Brigitte Pawliw-Fry, speaks with advocate Chevi Rabbit, an activist known for leading anti-transphobia efforts in Edmonton and the wider province of Alberta. In the course of the conversation, Chevi reflects on her earlier experiences with religion and spirituality, the process of rejecting the colonized learnings of misogyny and patriarchy within her own community, and the long role of Two-Spirit people in Indigenous societies.

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