
Amaya Scott
Dr. Charlie Amáyá Scott is a Diné (Navajo) scholar, educator, and advocate with a Ph.D. in Higher Education who uses her platform to inspire Indigenous queer joy, justice, and decolonization.
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Jun 24, 2026
Ep. 59: The Revolutionary Act of Existing: Indigenous Queer and Trans Joy with Dr. Amáyá Scott
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9:25i'm like okay i need a break i need to take my power back and this is how right now yeah and i would love to know like how you've been navigating that as well and that take on outrage of social currency so navigating social media

Amaya ScottGUEST
i'll answer that question first before we get into outrage of social currency yeah but for me i've always viewed social media as a tool Like, that has always been my perception.

Amaya ScottGUEST
Like, there was, like, maybe at some point early on in my life, I considered it to be, like, a possibility for nurturing community.

Amaya ScottGUEST
It worked well for me as someone who was from a rural area of the Napa Nation who didn't really have a lot of queer friends growing up.

Amaya ScottGUEST
And so learning about queerness, learning about gender, learning about sexuality came from the internet for me and through social media.
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