desoto

the biggest little redneck town in wisconsin

desoto has 4 bars on main street

by tuna April 11, 2003

decolorated

the word you say when your illiterate and meant to say that something lost its color.

i just decolorated my hair .

by candy bitchjjg April 5, 2016

Decoloured

When you are decolouring all the shit so that it has no colour

I decoloured that shit.

by Justinhulk May 27, 2018

DESOTO DESTROYER

When your bang your girlfriend, her mom, her grandma, and her step-mother all in one night

-Man you look tired.
*Yeah, I pulled the DeSoto Destroyer last night, I can barely keep my eyes open.
-Wow, you got all Four?
*It was a marathon

by Jdski August 27, 2020

the desoto

The act of being gay

We all new he was the desoto.

by The hmaster January 3, 2018

decoloniality

Decoloniality denotes ways of thinking, knowing, being, and doing that began with, but also precede, the colonial enterprise and invasion. It implies the recognition and undoing of the hierarchical structures of race, gender, heteropatriarchy, and class that continue to control life, knowledge, spirituality, and thought, structures that are clearly intertwined with and constitutive of global capitalism and Western modernity. Moreover, it is indicative of the ongoing nature of struggles, constructions, and creations that continue to work within coloniality’s margins and fissures to affirm that which coloniality has attempted to negate. Decoloniality, in this sense, is not a static condition, an individual attribute, or a lineal point of arrival or enlightenment. Instead, decoloniality seeks to make visible, open up, and advance radically distinct perspectives and positionalities that displace Western rationality as the only framework and possibility of existence, analysis, and thought. Such perspectives and positionalities evoke and convoke what Maldonado-Torres refers to as a decolonial attitude (Walter D. Mignolo).

Decoloniality is a way of being in the world. The decolonial task is to change the terms of the conversation.

by estherogen February 22, 2019

Decolonization

Decolonization is the rematiriation of culture and tradition as well as repatriation of land and sovereignty to Indigenous People

As a settler, decolonization is not an option. However, I can do everything in their power to support the decolonization efforts of Indigenous people by centering the voices, process, and initiatives of Indigenous Nations that invite the settler voice to speak to those that willfully ignore Indigenous voices.

by Rodsarva December 10, 2020