In this episode, we’re joined by Citlalli Anahuac, a historian, professor, and cultural activist with over two decades in the field, to dig into what it really means to reclaim and decolonize identity. Citlalli shares her journey of reconnecting with her heritage and how she challenges Eurocentric narratives to make history more inclusive and accessible. Together, we explore what it means to decolonize knowledge by embracing our personal and cultural histories—not for validation from outside sources, but for a deeper connection with who we are and where we come from.

This episode is for anyone interested in understanding the journey of decolonization and connecting with a truer, more rooted sense of self.

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Music brought to you by: Mind Monogram - "Oblivion"

*Special shoutout to Mind Monogram, a decade of amazing music and sadly the end of it. Thanks for the tunes!*

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