Standing on the shores of Onondaga Lake—the birthplace of democracy in North America—Haudenosaunee knowledge keepers share timeless wisdom about our relationship with Mother Earth. This powerful conversation begins with Jake Edwards reciting the Thanksgiving Address, a profound expression of gratitude that acknowledges the interconnected responsibilities of all beings. "When you look at the responsibilities that were given to us with the original instructions of humans," Edwards explains, "t...
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Standing on the shores of Onondaga Lake—the birthplace of democracy in North America—Haudenosaunee knowledge keepers share timeless wisdom about our relationship with Mother Earth. This powerful conversation begins with Jake Edwards reciting the Thanksgiving Address, a profound expression of gratitude that acknowledges the interconnected responsibilities of all beings. "When you look at the responsibilities that were given to us with the original instructions of humans," Edwards explains, "t...
S04E06: Unveiling Histories: Colonialism, Faith, and Identity in the Americas with João Chaves
Mapping the Doctrine of Discovery
1 hour 8 minutes
1 year ago
S04E06: Unveiling Histories: Colonialism, Faith, and Identity in the Americas with João Chaves
Embark on a profound historical exploration with João Chaves, Assistant Professor at Baylor University, as we uncover the lasting effects of the Doctrine of Discovery and its legacy of colonialism, faith, and power struggles in the Americas. Our conversation traverses from the Portuguese conquest and the influx of Confederate exiles post-American Civil War to the development of Brazilian Protestantism. Chaves' expertise illuminates the complexities of property rights and racial hierarchies th...
Mapping the Doctrine of Discovery
Standing on the shores of Onondaga Lake—the birthplace of democracy in North America—Haudenosaunee knowledge keepers share timeless wisdom about our relationship with Mother Earth. This powerful conversation begins with Jake Edwards reciting the Thanksgiving Address, a profound expression of gratitude that acknowledges the interconnected responsibilities of all beings. "When you look at the responsibilities that were given to us with the original instructions of humans," Edwards explains, "t...
