
Alex Wilson
Cree scholar and professor at University of Saskatchewan; first First Nations woman to earn doctorate from Harvard; pioneering researcher on two-spirit identity and land-based Indigenous education
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Jun 17, 2026
Ep. 58: Quantum Connections: The Indigenous Science of Queer Identity with Dr. Alex Wilson
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Alex WilsonGUEST
You know, my friend Kalani Young, she's a Native Hawaiian Kanakamale activist and scholar and, we always have really great conversations and we were talking about queering and what queering means.

Alex WilsonGUEST
I always quote her on that because I just feel like that's so apropos and just makes sense because what you're just talking about now is like, those are all the toxins of colonization, the pollution.

Alex WilsonGUEST
It's often up to us as queer people to kind of digest all that and spit it out, spit it out.

Alex WilsonGUEST
And often the spitting out is like absolutely gorgeous the way that people are able to do that.
