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Tag: colonialism
Culture
Bia Labate, Ph.D.
February 26, 2026
Rethinking Psychedelic Risk
Bia Labate argues psychedelic risk is exaggerated through colonial, moralizing narratives that conflate risk with...
Culture
Leonardo Lessin, Ph.D.
November 19, 2025
The Return of the Shaman: The Forest Revolution
Indigenous peoples in Acre revitalize ayahuasca practices to restore culture, autonomy, and alliances after decades...
Power and Discrimination
Sonya Faber, Ph.D.
May 16, 2024
Caste Consciousness, a Lingering Presence: Global Discrimination and Psychological Impact
India's caste system has spread across the globe with the South Asian diaspora, making the...
Culture
Diana Negrín, Ph.D.
January 25, 2024
Why Land and Ecology Matter for Global Psychedelics
Land and ecology matter to the global psychedelics movement because it is a movement born...
Indigenous Voices
Caracol Mazateco
January 9, 2024
Statement from Mazatec groups on latest psilocybin mushroom policies in Mexico
In this communiqué the Mazatec people from these collectives express pride in their ancestral culture,...
Policy
Bia Labate, Ph.D.
December 14, 2023
Genocide by Other Means: Indigenous Peoples and the War on Drugs in Latin America and the Caribbean
The War on Drugs in Latin America and the Caribbean has negatively impacted the Indigenous...
Culture
Timothy Vilgiate
November 15, 2023
From Rubber Adulterant to Ceremonial Psychedelic:
Voacanga africana
in the Transnational Imagination, 1894–2018
Timothy Vilgiate looks at how the story of Voacanga africana is an example of how...
Policy
Bia Labate, Ph.D.
July 1, 2022
Decriminalize Nature Targets Peyote: Drug Reform or Settler Colonialism?
This article by Bia Labate and Kevin Feeney explores problematic actions taken by Decriminalize Nature...
Inclusion & Diversity
Anjali Vats, JD, PhD
March 17, 2022
Introduction: Creating Intellectual Property, Creating Americans
This introduction from Anjali Vats’ book, The Color of Creatorship, gives a brief overview of...
Inclusion & Diversity
Diana Quinn, ND
July 30, 2021
Mestizo Identity and Decolonial Psychedelic Futures
There is not a soul alive today who has not been infected by colonialism, and...
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