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Kathryn L. Tucker, JD As an advocate, I have engaged in multidimensional advocacy to press for recognition of the rights of terminally ill patients on various […]

Lebert F. Lester III, B.A and Michael Crawford, M.A Psychedelic research is noticeably lacking both participants of color and researchers of color, and “objective” thought patterns […]

Francoise Bourzat, MA When I first sat down with my teacher Julieta in Huautla de Jiménez in Mexico, after having explored entheogens for some time in […]

Rebekah Senanayake I didn’t realize I had been sexually assaulted by a shaman until a few years after the incident. His manipulation brainwashed me, and for […]

Britta Love, MA Increasing awareness of sexual abuse and exploitation by ayahuasqueros and other healers has been disconcerting for the psychedelic community, where “shamans” are often idealized and […]

Ben Meeus It’s never easy for people belonging to minority groups to express their identity and have the freedom to live accordingly. Often, majority groups feel […]