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Articles and publications tagged Genocide across the Atmosphere.

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WRZKY
WRZKYAug 11, 2026
Is Islam Compatible with Western Civilisation?
When someone declares that Islam is "incompatible with Western civilisation," why is the West automatically treated as the moral standard? Before you judge whether Islam fits your "Western" world, you must first prove that your world is morally defensible.
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taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itJun 30, 2026
Rayan Abu al-Ajeen, yet another heartbreaking story from the more than 20,000 children murdered by israel
A U.N. report highlights Israel's deliberate strategy targeting children in Gaza, alleging war crimes and genocide. Three days earlier, Israeli forces shoot 3-year-old Rayan Abu al-Ajeen in the head near a military boundary, then detain his father and deny the dying child medical aid. Israel, of course, dismissed the findings. Al-Ajeen [the boy's father] tried...
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryMar 3, 2026
Deconstructing the Erie Canal: Three Lessons for its Next Century
In this bicentennial reflection on the Erie Canal, Renee Barry examines how celebratory public histories mask the canal's foundation in settler colonial violence on unceded Haudenosaunee land. Drawing on archival research, heritage tourism analysis, and museum narratives, the essay deconstructs myths of progress, civilization, and national destiny embedded in iconic commemorations such as the Wedding of the Waters. Barry argues that these narratives normalize environmental damage, erase Indigenous sovereignty, and recast genocidal dispossession as American achievement. The article links canal ideology to Christian dominance, European expansion, and the legal legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery, while also tracing how revivalist and reform movements reproduced similar hierarchies. Blending critical history with self-reflection, Barry calls for a different future in which Erie Canal memory is reoriented around Indigenous leadership, sacred relationships to place, and accountable ecological repair rather than triumphalist nostalgia. She urges institutions, educators, and visitors to confront inherited narratives and support decolonial stewardship in practice.
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryMar 3, 2026
Deconstructing the Erie Canal: Three Lessons for its Next Century
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Domination Chronicles Podcast
Domination Chronicles PodcastJan 28, 2026
Episode 12: The Federal Indian Boarding School Report
Steve and Peter discuss the Federal Indian Boarding School Report, and its function in domination and genocide.
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frankhecker.com
frankhecker.comMar 10, 2024
Demonic controversies and other considerations
In which I contemplate fictional attitudes toward demons and other monsters.
FrierenFrieren: Beyond Journey’s End
eve.gd: Martin Paul Eve
eve.gd: Martin Paul EveFeb 4, 2011
Judith Butler at Sussex on Arendt, Cohabitation, and the Dispersion of Sovereignty
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2004
Approaches to Auschwitz: the Holocaust and Its Legacy
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