A searing account of how colonial systems dispossessed, marginalized, and dehumanized a people — and then imported a religion of forgiveness that placed the onus back on the harmed. This clip draws a stark analogy to survivors of violence being told to forgive their abuser, and names what happens next: when people do speak up with conviction and passion, it gets dismissed as anger. A hard look at where the responsibility for healing gets placed, and on whom.
Part of Roots of Care, a series on whole-person, trauma-informed primary care. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVtaeaNoZCQ4
