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Living Resistance

An Indigenous Vision for Seeking Wholeness Every Day

Kaitlin B. Curtice

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Core Nature of Resistance+
Solidarity with Others+
Radical Love and the Earth+
Ancestral Connection+
Abundance over Scarcity+
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Question 1 of 6
According to the text, what is the initial spark that often begins the journey of resistance?
  • A. A sense of anger toward systemic injustice
  • B. Asking questions and reclaiming curiosity
  • C. Organizing a local political protest
  • D. Achieving financial and social security
Question 2 of 6
How does the text define the practice of solidarity in the context of resistance?
  • A. Overlooking our differences to find a single, unifying identity
  • B. Conforming to society's definition of a 'good citizen'
  • C. Honoring and protecting our differences while remembering we belong to each other
  • D. Focusing exclusively on individual self-improvement before helping others
Question 3 of 6
What historical framework does the book mention as a justification for European colonization and the commodification of land?
  • A. The Seven Generations principle
  • B. The Doctrine of Discovery
  • C. The Green Belt Movement
  • D. The Potlatch Ceremony
Question 4 of 6
What is the primary difference between decolonization and indigenization as described in the text?
  • A. Decolonization focuses on environmental activism, while indigenization focuses on historical education.
  • B. Decolonization dismantles colonial structures, while indigenization actively incorporates Indigenous knowledge and leadership into systems.
  • C. Decolonization centers white activists in the fight for justice, while indigenization centers marginalized groups.
  • D. Decolonization is a legal process, while indigenization is a purely spiritual practice.
Question 5 of 6
How does the Kwakwaka’wakw potlatch ceremony challenge Western capitalist mindsets?
  • A. By demonstrating that accumulating wealth is the only way to gain political power
  • B. By redistributing resources and showing that true power comes from sharing rather than hoarding
  • C. By encouraging competition among community members for scarce goods
  • D. By proving that bartering is a more efficient economic system than currency
Question 6 of 6
How does the author view the timeline and progression of a life of resistance?
  • A. It is a linear path marked by constant, measurable progress.
  • B. It is a cyclical flow that includes different seasons of bold action, rest, and healing.
  • C. It is a short-term effort that ends once specific legislative goals are met.
  • D. It is an unpredictable journey that should only be undertaken when success is guaranteed.

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Living Resistance Summary & Overview

Living Resistance (2023) redefines resistance as a universal, everyday calling rooted in connection, belonging, and holistic flourishing. Inspired by the sacred practices of the Potawatomi Nation and other Indigenous traditions worldwide, it empowers readers to seek wholeness and liberation within their own spheres of influence, emphasizing that every act of resistance contributes to collective well-being.

Who Should Listen to Living Resistance?

  • Activists and advocates who want to deepen their resistance practice
  • Community organizers with an interest in collective flourishing
  • Anyone ready to heighten their connection to themselves, their community, and the Earth

About the Author: Kaitlin B. Curtice

Kaitlin B. Curtice is a popular Indigenous author and speaker known for her insightful explorations of spirituality, identity, and resistance, drawing on her Potawatomi heritage. Through her writing and activism, she empowers individuals to embrace their connections to self, community, and ancestry, advocating for holistic flourishing and social justice.

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