Dr. Abel R. Gómez is an interdisciplinary scholar of Native American religions, place, gender, and (de)colonization. He is Assistant Professor of Native American and Indigenous spiritual traditions in the Religion Department at Texas Christian University.
Recent publications:
Living on Indigenous Lands: (Re)Considering Relations with Occupied Lands - Contending Modernities (July 2023)
‘We Survived This’: California Missions, Colonialism, and Indigenous Survival - Political Theology (July 2023)
“mak roote ‘innutka hui_i_tak” is a Chochenyo Ohlone phrase meaning “follow our road to the future.” Art by John Wehrle and located in xučyun (Berkeley, California).
Recent publications:
Living on Indigenous Lands: (Re)Considering Relations with Occupied Lands - Contending Modernities (July 2023)
‘We Survived This’: California Missions, Colonialism, and Indigenous Survival - Political Theology (July 2023)
“mak roote ‘innutka hui_i_tak” is a Chochenyo Ohlone phrase meaning “follow our road to the future.” Art by John Wehrle and located in xučyun (Berkeley, California).
“You have to act as if it were possible to radically transform the world. And you have to do it all the time.”
— Angela Y. Davis
— Angela Y. Davis