Political movement

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On this episode of the Multi-Amory Podcast, we're discussing non-monogamy as a political movement with Dr. Kim TallBear.

Kim TallBear, Sisseton Wapiton Oyate citizen, is professor of American Indian Studies at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.

She is the author of Native American DNA, Tribal Belonging, and the False Promise of Genetic Science.

Because, you know, I, yeah, things just have really changed.

And I'm, that's really where I'm really dealing with that, both physically and how that affects the kinds of relationship that I'm choosing to be in now.

So menopause is a political movement as well.

I'm and I'm also really into talking openly about it.

MAGA isn't a political movement.

It's a personality disorder.

There's a psychological reason for that.

The grievance is the point.

The grievance is who they are now.

Trump didn't give them a political movement.

He gave them permission to make their pain their whole personality.

You can't appease someone whose entire identity depends on being the victim.

BUT I WANTED TO ASK YOU ABOUT THE RESISTANCE WHICH YOU SO CELEBRATE.

THE COCKROACH JANTA PARTY, YOUTH-LED POLITICAL MOVEMENT, SATIRICAL NAME ORIGINATED AFTER A JUDGE DESCRIBED UNEMPLOYED YOUTH AND ACTIVISTS AS COCKROACHES.

AND SO THEY TOOK THE NAME.

Satire and art has shown up in many ways during these protests.