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Join Taylor Hunt for a week of practice and forum on Ashtanga yoga and dependency healing with a part of the earnings benefiting the Trini Structure. Taylor will deal with the issues associated with alcohol and drug addiction, and how to provide Ashtanga yoga as a tool to help people achieve long-lasting sobriety.

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Act 1 White Normativity The thesis from Yoga and The Roots of Cultural Appropriation recently circulated through a series of Facebook Yoga groups due to The Independent highlighting bits of the initial content in an article with a more inflammatory, however however sincere title, 'Americans who practice Yoga contribute to White Supremacy.' A fury of white rejection ensued.

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There is an upsetting ideological similarity in between Tucker Carlson and a growing number of white euro-americans in Yoga. I have actually been tossed out of every Facebook Yoga group I have actually ever taken part in and was consequently amazed to see the heading, 'Americans who practice Yoga add to White Supremacy' in my feed as part of a post from the Yoga Discussion Group moderated by English Yoga instructor and author, Peter Blackaby.

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The very first post I caught was from well recognized American Yoga instructor Donna Farhi, who is now part of the Standards Evaluation Project, a predominantly white group recently developed and touted by Yoga Alliance as something pertinent. I could not withstand In their short article Yoga and the Roots of Cultural Appropriation, Shreena Gandhi and Lillie Wolff begin with making a request to their readers, "please do take a moment to look outside of yourself and understand how the history of yoga practice in the United States is intimately linked to a few of the larger forces of white supremacy." They continue, "Yoga, like so numerous other colonized systems of practice and knowledge, did not appear in the American spiritual landscape by coincidence; rather, its popularity was a direct repercussion of a bigger system of cultural appropriation that industrialism engenders and reifies." Andrea Smith, a feminist and anti-racist scholar, outlines the template for white supremacy in her well understood essay, Heteropatriarchy and the Three Pillars of White Supremacy.