I'm Radio Tomada, 87.9 FM, broadcasting live and recording for our archive.

And we are at the Pathways Indigenous Arts Festival at Buffalo Thunder in Powake, New Mexico.

And we have a guest today, Justine, from the Red Nation.

She's got a red media press pass on.

It looks very official.

And welcome, Justine.

Thank you.

I have this little flyer here about Red Nation, and I know about Red Nation,

and you do great intense work about Land Nation and I know about Red Nation and you do great intense work about

land back and indigenous rights and decolonization and things like that so but you can

talk if that's what you want to talk about please do it if you want to talk about like

anything else do do that.

Yeah. Well, so I have a booth set up in the nonprofit section here at Pathways. I have a table

set up for Red Media and the Red Nation. The Red Nation is the activist organization, indigenous

activists organization. We are leftists, socialists, feminists,

anti-imperialists, and we have done a lot of advocacy and activism in New Mexico for, I want to say

five, no, it's been, I'm thinking of the other organization, over 10 years.

Yeah, based out of Albuquerque, is that right?

Yes, yeah, originally, but, you know, the core members of the group have all kind of been spread out.

So we have only a couple members in Albuquerque these days, but a lot of us move back to the res and elsewhere.

Uh-huh. And, yeah.

Justine, would you like to define anti-colonialism?

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