Diego Ballestero @dballestero.bsky.social · 01/10/20256/ Romy Köhler traced Mapuche collections in German museums back to colonial entanglements. She asked: can digital access be more than a token of justice? Can it rupture the colonial order of knowledge, or will it remain another archive for empire? 100
Diego Ballestero @dballestero.bsky.social · 01/10/20257/ Nina Krienke urged us to abandon Western categories of “movements.” By centering tension instead of outcomes, she revealed hidden resistances—those that refuse to fit neat boxes, unsettling the very grammar of hegemony. 100
Diego Ballestero @dballestero.bsky.social · 01/10/20258/ Together, these voices revealed how the North metabolizes decoloniality as commodity. Yet they also lit sparks: in scholar-activism, in student refusal, in epistemic justice, in alternative ontologies. Sparks that insist on another horizon. 100
