THE RACE TO INDIGENEITY: Three Vexations in Filipinx Diasporic Politics.
The article focuses on critically examining what the authors call the "race to Indigeneity" in Filipinx diasporic politics, questioning the ethical and political implications of diasporic Filipinxs for Indigeneity as a framework for decolonization on Indigenous lands. Topics include the limits of in...
| Published in: | BC Studies no. 227; pp. 129 - 152 |
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Autumn2025
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