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My book, queering colonial natal: indigeneity and the violence of belonging in southern africa (university of minnesota press, 2019), uses queer theory and critical indigenous studies examine how discourses of european civilization underpinned colonial legislation that policed white settler behavior and attempted to consign indigenous africans and indian migrants to subservient positions within natal.
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Prominent scholar of queer settler-colonial studies and active participant in the faerie professor of indigenous governance at the university of victoria, and a recent article in glq: “for [european] settlers [in natal], polygamy.
Intervention in studies of settler colonialism, indigeneity, race, citizenship and numerous commentators, especially those working within feminist or queer i was in nouméa, hassan traveled back to his siloam—his father's natal.
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Queering natal: settler logics and the disruptive challenge of zulu polygamy 169 unsettling colonial natal while recent scholarship has offered sustained critiques of the logics of the settler state and its attempts to order, rationalize, and control indigenous populations, these studies have focused mainly on settler histories in the united.
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He is the author of queering colonial natal: indigeneity and the violence of belonging in southern africa (university of minnesota press, 2019), which uses queer theory and critical indigenous studies to examine how discourses of european civilization underpinned colonial legislation that policed white settler behaviour and attempted to consign.
Queering colonial natal unsettles the discourse so common in discussions of empire, which creates a false narrative in which a united settler front enacts policies on an inactive indigenous population. My favorite part about queering colonial natal is the way in which the complex arguments presented are so well supported by primary documents.
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Rifts of colonial trauma among indigenous peoples of the borderlands and across the américas. National linkages between natal communities and places of settlement, we queering mestizaje: transculturation and performance.
This is an excerpt from tj tallie, “sobriety and settlement: the politics of alcohol,” in queering colonial natal: indigeneity and the violence of belonging in southern africa.
Book listing - debates over access to alcohol served to underline the emergent crises of white settler power that would grip the colony in the first decades of the 20th century.
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Tallie travels to colonial natalestablished by the british in 1843, today south africa's kwazulu-natal provinceto show how settler regimes queered indigenous practices.
Aug 10, 2020 “queering colonial natal: indigeneity and the violence of belonging on colonialism, gender and racial identity, indigeneity, and sexuality.
Indigenous identity are broached in conjunction with sexually dissident queer cultural practice necessarily engages the colonial contexts of only to its naturalized heteronormativity, but also to its originary location in the nata.
Queering ideas of indigeneity: response in repose: challenging, engaging and ignoring centralising ontologies, responsibilities, deflections and erasures abstract this presentation and accompanying soundtext video work ponders the responsibility of aboriginal queers to find or argue our own place within an external understanding of indigeneity.
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Tallie is an assistant professor of history in the department of history at the university of san diego. His work focuses on questions of gender, race, colonialism, indigeneity, africa, and sexuality. He is the author of queering colonial natal: indigeneity and the violence of belonging in southern africa.
“there was an active suppression by colonial states of indigenous sexuality and gender roles through violent means, particularly towards gender and sexual expressions that clashed with western concepts,” says gwen benaway, a bisexual poet and trans woman of anishinaabe and métis descent.
The dual task of decolonising queer, and queering decolonisation entails, for me at least, a politics that is deeply critical of the rhetoric of “rights” and “recognition. ” a praxis that centres the slow march towards rights and recognition to be gained from an inherently genocidal and always-colonial state, inevitably sustains the very.
As a queer, black, fat professor, weaponized fashion is a way of wearing queering colonial natal: indigeneity and the violence of belonging in southern africa.
In 1854, john colenso, the newly appointed bishop of natal, arrived in the colony and made a preliminary tour. After meeting many of the settler families and colonial administrators in the new colony, colenso looked forward to meeting with indigenous africans, with whom he hoped to build productive and close lasting relationships.
The discourses in the british press that marked zuma as a “buffoon,” “barbaric,” and less civilized than his “distinctly monogamous” hosts can be traced to nineteenth-century settler colonial regimes and their violent attempts at reordering the lands and peoples they sought to occupy and replace.
I argue that throughout time and space, the white colonial body politic has constituted natives as dispensable bodies and populations through the queering of indigeneity, which renders indigenous peoples unable to participate and/or constitute democratic and civic nations.
Tallie’s publications include queering colonial natal: indigeneity and the violence of belonging in south africa (minnesota up, 2019) and the recent nursing clio article “asymptomatic lethality: cooper, covid-19, and the potential for black death.
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Tallie travels to colonial natalestablished by the british in 1843, today south africa’s kwazulu-natal provinceto show how settler regimes “queered” indigenous practices. Defining them as threats to the normative order they sought to impose, they did so by delimiting zulu polygamy; restricting alcohol.
Tallie's forthcoming book, queering colonial natal: indigeneity and the violence of belonging in southern africa, uses queer theory and indigenous studies to study ideas of race, gender, and the body in the nineteenth-century settler colony of natal t r e v o r h o ppe punishing disease: hiv and the criminalization of sickness.
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Indigeneity in ways that pre-exist and supercede the settler state. Effectively extinguishing many runs, since salmon need to return to their natal stream to 24 scott lauria morgensen, spaces between us: queer settler colonialism.
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