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025 - Indigenous Sovereignty Activism ft. Karlie Noon & Tim Buchanan
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I speak to Gamilaraay astrophysicist, astronomer & legend Karlie Noon and Wiradjuri activist, writer & legend Tim Buchanan about INDIGENOUS SOVEREIGNTY ACTIVISM off the back of friendlyjordies' stupid comments recently. Karlie tells me why trees - and more broadly, Indigenous sovereignty - is not the antithesis of science, coz she'd know. Tim talks about what Indigenous sovereignty activism is and why it's so important for myopic electoral/parliamentary politics types to get on board with it. FFS I LOVED THIS YARN.
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Karlie Noon: https://twitter.com/karlie_moon
Tim Buchanan: https://twitter.com/tbuch2 / https://www.facebook.com/Darsius-110629810776965
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I speak to Gamilaraay astrophysicist, astronomer & legend Karlie Noon and Wiradjuri activist, writer & legend Tim Buchanan about INDIGENOUS SOVEREIGNTY ACTIVISM off the back of friendlyjordies' stupid comments recently. Karlie tells me why trees - and more broadly, Indigenous sovereignty - is not the antithesis of science, coz she'd know. Tim talks about what Indigenous sovereignty activism is and why it's so important for myopic electoral/parliamentary politics types to get on board with it. FFS I LOVED THIS YARN.
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Karlie Noon: https://twitter.com/karlie_moon
Tim Buchanan: https://twitter.com/tbuch2 / https://www.facebook.com/Darsius-110629810776965
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