Hetero-patriarchy and Settler Colonialism | Ried Gustafson | TEDxPortlandStateUniversity
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- Reid takes a two spirited look at the effects of Hetero-patriarchy on settler colonialism of indigenous peoples. Ried Gustafson is an enrolled member of the Laguna Pueblo. He currently resides in Portland, Oregon, where he is a graduate student at Portland State University. His positions on campus include; Teaching Fellow for the PSU McNair Scholars Program, Lead Editor of the PSU McNair Scholars Journal, and PSU Native American Student & Community Center’s Programming Team. While he studies in the Leadership for Sustainability Education Program, he has a strong passion for Indigenous knowledge and the Indigenous struggle against colonialism. He specializes in Indigenous thought, settler colonial studies, and decolonizing theory and practice. Ried intends on pursuing a Ph.D. in Native American Studies or Philosophy upon completion of his Master’s Degree. In his time away from school, Ried enjoys socializing, camping, reading, playing guitar, and rock climbing. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
The definition of Portland state
Does anyone have the link to the Kim Tallbear quotes and information? Really love this talk, so very much.
Wow there are a lot of hateful comments on this beautiful video which is so sad. I’d love to hear a longer version of this talk!
Thank you for your good words!
I feel Reid did not sufficiently make the connection between heteronormativity and colonial effects.
As a factor it seems of lesser significance...
Huge, huge connection between heteronormoticity and colonialism. Christianity and patriarchy following rhe enlightenment era and consequently industrial revolution brought us our current form of capitalism and the ideas of the nuclear family unit which are the most effective for profit and maintaining the structures of patriarchical, white, oppressive power.
Gonna watch this again and again. Need to memorize
Thank you.
Thanks u for Calling out the Colonizers on the intro !
I love being a colonizer decendent. I bet you are related to one too.
Except for Qwo-Li Driskill. They are a pretendian.
HEAT
No. Qwo-Li Driskill is a Pretendian.
'For us, living on lands that we are not indigenous to, we do assist in maintaining and upholding the structure of violence by doing so'. What a baffling statement. What are the options for the people innocent of the acts of colonising their ancestors committed in? Why should they even be associated with, let alone held to any kind of account in regards to some kind of supposed participation or guilt, simply by living on lands they were born on, who neither had nor could have a say in what happened to those indigenous peoples however many hundreds of years ago? As well, if we're playing that game, could you not say that of any migration and any peoples who are not indigenous to the land or culture, that they are 'assisting in maintaining and upholding the structure of 'violence' on those indigenous? What is his definition of violence? Very, very loaded talk.
Settler colonialism and the implications of hetero-patriarchy is not the same thing as migration, so no you could not apply his logic to that of migration. Settler colonialism prides itself on the displacement and eradication of the original inhabitants i.e. Indigenous Peoples. And creates a culture of false belonging to the land and commodification of the land. So, for those who are living on the lands that they are not Indigenous to because the country was founded settler colonialism, you are maintaining and upholding the structure of violence. By not acknowledging whose original lands you are one. By not acknowledging the thousands of years of culture, ceremonies, and stewardship of the land, you are upholding that violence and contributing to the erasure of a diverse land of Nations.
This is such an important topic... but this was such a drone...
Great job! Thank you for teaching! Ignore the trolls below. Decolonize!
Potrland. Of course it's Portland.
important words. but the first few minutes sound like you're praying... or as if you had memorised it.
93 views, over 18 million subscribers. How is this possible ? Lol.
Hetero-patriarchy makes eyes roll
Ted Talk is very popular.
20.000 views now.
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This is insane.
what do you mean
@@pazz2023 i think he means natives did not live in gender equality prior to the arrival of whites
This feels like an induced schizophrenic trip.
how much can one person dribble
like LeBron
I love how he mentions his half settler hald Native American heritage yet claims on side like the other dos enot exist to be proud of.
What?? What gave you that impression?
You know the Indiginous people were the first colonizers right? There no way you can decolonize if you are dependent on today's technology to survive.
Why not? Africa and India were decolonized despite adopting European technology.
Cancer
This indian is really well spoken and nicely dressed
Why wouldn't he be?
We do a little trolling.
@@korppi164 me? Never
LMAO
Racism
You can tell this guys takes it in the back side
@connor it is a negative thing, how does that benefit humanity? A colonizer yes, bc other peoples were too weak to defend themselves
Thank you.