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Once a pretty bassist, now a clever historian. I really admire you for having a wonderful second life!
A pesar de que esta gordita, se la ve bien , manteniendo esa belleza como cuando estaba en Kittie
How many times can she say "inequality"? The term is used to infer a judgment - typically negative. However, "Red" and "Green" are factuallly different - but equal as they are both colors. Since she is so focused on the idea of "inequality", she is probably unable to recognize the difference between the negative "inequality" and the factual "difference" So yes, if she teaches - from an "inequality" focus, she is teaching a judgmental indoctrination ...and should be let go.
Arguing that 'Foucauldian Studies' isn't indoctrination is quite a challenge. It's literally the doctrine of one man.
100 percent ideology
I think she’s Beautiful 💟 I don’t agree with her perspective, but that’s ok ☺️
This speech would be laughable if it wasn't laced with outright Evil! If the land is actually stolen then GIVE IT BACK, but I suspect she doesn't really believe it's stolen. I suspect she's just empty virtue signaling for appearance sake not for real substantial reasons. Oh, and her "notion of Free Speech" comment scares the Hell out of me! I personally think Free Speech is a fantastic "notion." One thing I've noticed in life the more liberal a person is the more likely they hate Free Speech. There you go...
A side of "1984" groupthink anybody?
Despite claims of quantitative measures everything offered was anecdotes and opinions with the conclusion - so there we are all good!
LOL - She asserts that using CRT texts is enough to present balanced curricula because the CRT texts offer a critique of traditional race scholarship, that's like asking person A what person B thinks. She also claims that her sense that students don't change their views is evidence that the courses are not indoctrination - as if indoctrination has to be successful for it to be indoctrination. She dismisses a student critique as "a sign of the times." Having taken social justice/equity courses, what I noticed is that these professors aren't reading outside their ideology - they have no clue that there are other ideas out there because they dismiss anything that doesn't fit their worldview as racist.
The fact that this is a required course implies that it is indoctrination. Otherwise why would the university require all students be taught about social justice? Also, does the speaker not know that Canada's law schools are hotbeds of social justice activism?
The accusations are very well placed
Omg now way my crush <3
I admire her more now knowing she is indigenous! Always loved indigenous culture and always loved her work in Kittie, she was always so amazing! I'm a big fan!
What is her thoughts on the oka crisis in Khanawake reserve in 1990 Montreal ?
She had the best eyes out of them ( kittie) I was 19 in 99
Awesome seeing Talena again. Was in love with her in the late 90’s/early 00’s. Wonder if she still listens to metal.
Nice ❤❤ I am a regular viewer of your KZread channel, if you allow me I would like to share a topic with you.
Much respect to her for furthering her education and for playing bass on the timeless classic that is Oracle.
That was great thanks for posting
It's called the crows foot and is still in use in the British military.
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Came as I was curious what Talena Atfield was upto and stumbled across this - stayed to listen to Sara, Savannah and Dr. Atfield speak on a topic I know very little about and now, because of this video, a little more. Thanks!
Dr. Atfield! I am a fan from back in the day and found this snooping! Its so impressive to see you follow your passions! I learned SO much from this conversation! Great work!!!
This is important work, decolonization is imperative. I get it, a lot of people in the comments were/are fans of the band she played with as a teenager, and hell i was too, tough i got into much heavier and weirder stuff later, but still look fondly at my childhood memories and sounds. However, this person is all grown up now and doing wonderful work as a Native historian and anthropologist, which is something the academy needs much more of. Indegenous scholarship done by indigenous people is imperative in preserving culture while letting people tell their own stories themselves. Celebrity worship culture has us idolizing someone for the role their music has had in our own pleasure receptors and memory building experiences, which is fair subjectively; but the work this dedicated scholar is actively doing to help decolonize the academy and emphasize the agency and cultural relevance of First Nations Peoples shouldn't be overshadowed by her past as a teenage rockstar. This is in no means seeking to throw shade at the hard work done by her former bandmates up to this day and the impressive trajectory they've had with their music. But we should be able to respect people's work as the work of human beings and not demigods, whether they enjoy fame or not; and most importantly, allow those who don't care for that fame to enjoy their private lives doing what they find most important and contributing to this world in a way that is most meaningful to them. Either way, great work, the colonized world needs more of this, and will recommend checking out other videos in this series to those interested.
Good lord. Like most Kittie fans here. I play bass because of Talena. We were kids who appreciated her crestivity and talent. We haven't heard ANYTHING from her in about 2 decades. She is Dr. Atfield now. We are here to celebrate and support her. If not for her rock career myself and many other viewers would have never clicked on a conversation like this and I am indigenous! Your comment is hilariously white savior. Dr. Atfield deserves appreciation for all of her hard work. She follows her passions and thats a great example.
@@paulsmith8510 sorry if my comment came across as pandering to fans, it was not meant as such and more of a ramble, i do that a lot. I'm not white, have indigenous background (south american indigenous) and have done scholarly work in indigeneity myself as an adult, and had the Spit album and Spit in your Eye VHS as a teenager in my home country. I was mostly excited to find the work that she's doing and respecting the fact that it seems like she's not really wanting her current passionate work to be overshadowed by her early background as a rockstar. To be fair what prompted me to write that ramble was another comment on this video of someone saying nonsensical things critizicing her adult career path and being rude to both her and the fans commenting.
I saw Talena in concert 23 years ago and still have the bass pick she threw in the audience. Now Dr. Atfield can still hold my attention for an hour and 23 minutes talking about baskets while having tea & cookies. I wonder if she still plays bass?
44:30 anymore questions ? Yes do you plan on a reunion tour with kittie ?
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can one believe they have come this far 🤍 from the dove keeper to published novelist and doctorate candidate you have impacted me since i was 13 and i never stopped thinking about you. im 20 now and still a loyal reader and fan of yours, congratulations and congratulations 🤍🤍🤍
Took a course on Holocost with him, excellent teacher
Hokahè
Still gorgeous
I guess a full Kittie reunion with the classic lineup is out of the question 😢
Wouldn't happen anyway. Ivy and Tara are staying in Kittie. Kittie know if a reunion with Fallon and Talena happens it would just be another KISS situation with fights and drugs galore. Not worth it
They did a reunion show a few years ago everyone except Talena was there. Maybe she just isn't cut out to be a working musician, she probably makes just as much money doing this anyway lol.
@@kerrysraritiesdrugs? Lol.
Great lecture, Greetings for Dr. Atfield from polish fan.
What a dynamic speaker Toni is. Very attractive
I met Talena and the band backstage at a gig in my hometome in 2002. She signed my boxer shorts, I had such a crush on her back then. Great to see and hear from her again, loving the direction she has gone in.
This guy’s pretty good
Interesting! I take care of a patient and her husband is her full time caregiver, he still treats her as a wife and just from watching their relationship it may appear they are still intimate however, she is non verbal and appears to enjoy his presence. It’s an odd topic but but very interesting.
I was obsessed with her, when she was in Kittie. (I was 14years old).
how fucked up Talena's students are gonna be when they find out what she was like when she was young
Oh trust me im sure they know.
Whoa i still remember her rippin on base🤘🏾🤘🏾
Good god this is the most brainless take I've ever seen.
Telana ainda tá lindíssima, saudades de quando eu fazia uns fake dela kkkkkk
Pela descrição ela virou doutora de alguma coisa
@@TheRamile ela é professora.
"Do not hold back... It doesn't help." *laughs* 52:47
"That's what we're here for. To create. And recreate. Better and better and better." 31:00
"What did 'savage' mean in 1600? It meant that you had free sex whenever you wanted. That you were a homosexual whenever you wanted. That you had transgender people everywhere. And that you showed skin. [...] Here's what the Jesuits say: that we were the kindest people they had ever come across to each other [...] Not the case for Europe, why do they call it coming out of the closet? Because there was a closet where their children and wives could be put and beat to death. 10% of the population of this country was murdered by the husbands and fathers of the very people of the women and children that were murdered. [...] We were horrified when we saw them. They murder their own. What a scary bunch of people. We got to change this around. And so we did eventually. [...] We turned you all into a bunch of Indians. Now we're fit for getting along." fragments from 22:29 - 26:05
"All kinds of knowledge, all kinds of story, all kinds of art, all kinds of sensibilities, religions, philosophies... We could learn from that. We could put these things together. We could recreate the world." 27:36
Kittie
Today, I first time challenge Rubinstein, some reasons failed. Next month, I will do it again.
Please upload louder