From Yurt Jurt:
In this first episode, we introduce ourselves and the mission behind the Yurt Jurt. We’re here to explore why the term “post-Soviet” doesn’t define us, why the USSR was a colonizer, and how our histories were rewritten. Join us as we dive into these foundational questions and set the stage for deeper conversations on decoloniality in Central Asia and beyond.
Central Asia (en), Colonialism (en), Coloniality (en), Coloniality in the Post-Soviet Sphere (en), Decolonisation (en), Diana Kudaibergen (en), Language Oppression (en), Russian Colonialism (en), Soviet Internal Colonialism (en), Soviet Union (en), Yurt Jurt (en)
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