Tag: history
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Indigenous Perspectives for November: Beyond Land Acknowledgments
November brings a complicated mix of remembrance, resistance, and reclaiming. For many people, this month is dominated by narratives of gratitude and tradition. But for Indigenous communities, November is also a reminder of ongoing survival in the face of colonization. It is something too often flattened into a single day or a simple land acknowledgment.…
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Whose Freedom? A Mental Health Lens on July 4th
July 4th is framed as a celebration of freedom: we got to cookouts, fireworks, parades, see flags waving proudly in red, white, and blue. It’s meant to symbolize independence, liberty, and a collective pride in our national identity. But for many of us, especially those of us who are queer, trans, disabled, Black, Indigenous, people…
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Pride Is Still a Protest
We still celebrate, we still fight.Pride Month isn’t just a celebration- it’s a call to action. It’s a reminder that queer and trans people exist loudly, beautifully, and in defiance of systems that try to erase us. It’s a month born out of resistance, sparked by Black and Brown trans women who refused to be…
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Putting Decolonized Therapy Into Practice
“Decolonize your practice” is a phrase we’re seeing more and more in therapeutic and wellness spaces. But for many people, it can feel vague or trendy—like just another buzzword with no clear application. And yet, if we take it seriously, decolonizing mental health invites us into something deep, radical, and necessary: a reimagining of how…
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Women’s History Month: Why We Must Keep Being Loud
Every March, we celebrate Women’s History Month—a time to honor the achievements, resilience, and contributions of women throughout history. It’s a moment to reflect on how far we’ve come, to acknowledge the barriers that remain, and, most importantly, to reaffirm our commitment to pushing forward. But let’s be clear: Women’s History Month is not just…
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Honoring Black History Month: Moving Forward Amid DEI Rollbacks
Every February, Black History Month provides a moment to celebrate Black excellence, resilience, and contributions to society. It’s also a time for reflection—on the past, the present, and the work still needed to create an equitable future. Despite the importance of this month, some critics argue that acknowledging Black history creates division or promotes “reverse…
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