Klee Benally’s work emerges from the "crucible of the asymmetric slow burning war of resource colonialism," engaging deeply with land struggles and Indigenous resistance.
Benally articulates that true liberation encompasses not just social justice, but an urgent movement against domination and exploitation, asserting that the liberation of Mother Earth signifies liberation for all.
He captures the essence of 'punk' as an aggressive political agitation, linking his musical endeavors to his broader vision of resistance and engagement with colonial struggles.
Benally's narrative as a storyteller connects his experiences of struggle with communal and ceremonial aspects, underlining the intertwined nature of geography, history, and human existence.
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