G Freeman

“The root of oppression is loss of memory”
― Paula Gunn Allen

“A garden is not a place. It's a journey.”
― Monty Don

“If American society judiciously modelled the traditions of the various Native nations, the place of women in society would be central, the distribution of goods and power would be egalitarian, the elderly would be respected, honoured and protected as a primary social and cultural resource, the ideals of physical beauty would be considerably enlarge (the include "fat", strong-featured women, grey-haired and wrinkled individuals and others who in contemporary american culture are viewed as "ugly")”
― Paula Gunn Allen

“The patriarchal theory of evolution, no matter how refined and intellectualized is nothing but an apology for racism, sexism, and what we term "androcentrism", defined as an erroneous conception of nature that places man at the centre of creation and denies non-human (and indeed, non-masculine) beings their particular spirituality and their equality in relation to life's balance.”
― Georges E. Sioui, For an Amerindian Autohistory: An Essay on the Foundations of a Social Ethic (McGill-Queen's Indigenous and Northern Studies, 9)