Guest Editors
Table of contents
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Introduction
- Decolonization Unnamed: Echoes of Healing and Refusal in the Face of Dehumanization and Alienation
Devin G. Atallah and Urmitapa Dutta
Articles
- Persistent Faces: Palestinian Fatherhood Against Necropower
Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian - Tracing the Residues of Colonial, Economic, and Gendered Violence in the Narratives of Adivasi Men in India
Varnica Arora - Odor, Deodorization, and Reodorization: Reflections of Olfactory Discrimination in the Chars of Assam, India
Sampurna Das - Bases of Colonial Violence Against Peripheral Black Women: Strategies of Governmental Reparation in the Realm of Justice in Northeast Brazil
Daniele Jesus Negreiros, Ana Jéssica de Lima Cavalcante, James Ferreira Moura Jr., and Thiago de Holanda Altamirano - “You Gotta Keep Pushing”: Immigrant People Regaining Ontological Security and Withstanding Coloniality
Daniel Rodriguez Ramirez, Jennifer Aimee Martinez, Lizeth Hernandez, Mitzy Acevedo, Cristina González Leyva, Melissa Paz-Flores, Kenzie Gill, Regina D. Langhout, and Steve McKay - Unseeing Settler–Extractive Colonialism: The “Blindness Epidemic” in the (Com)Promised Lands
Rimona Afana - “If I Die, My Children Will Pursue This Case”: Counternarratives of Power in Kurds
Canan Coskan and Ercan Sen - Islamic Feminist Liberation Psychology and Peacebuilding: Case Studies of Muslim Women in Community Organizing in Restorative Justice and Parenting
Sarah Huxtable Mohr and Halima Afi - Exposing the Pervasiveness of and Resistance to Coloniality Through the Narratives of Clinical-Community Psychology Students
The Love Toward Liberation Collective - “Act Up, You Can Get Snatched Up”: Critical Reflections on Counterstorytelling and Healing Justice as Paths to Decoloniality
Rhyann L. Robinson and Michelle G. Del Rio - From Imposter Phenomenon to Infiltrator Experience: Decolonizing the Mind to Claim Space and Reclaim Self
Nellie Tran - Returning Home With Dr. Ibrahim Makkawi: Toward Palestinian Decolonial States of Being
Devin G. Atallah and Hana R. Masud
