Glitch (undoing settler colonialism): Melissa Nesrallah, ‘Settler Colonial and Indigenous Geographies: The Mirrored Shield as Indigenous Fugitivity and Radical Glitchfrastructure’, Space + Society, 10/10/17
23Mar23
Excerpt: ‘While this particular understanding of fugitivity is extremely useful when describing the precarity of life under settler colonial occupation for Indigenous peoples, I would like to propose that an alternative conception of the fugitive is necessary when discussing the creative forms of resistance that have defined much of the #NoDAPL movement. What follows is a meditation on the idea of Indigenous fugitivity as radical glitch, or “glitchfrastructure”‘.
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