We are a non-anthropocentric group that values eco-centricity and the land ethic, putting the greater good of the

environment and the land first. We are opposed to all oppressive masculine structures we believe in gender equality and traditional feminist dialogue. We are nondiscriminatory; we do not discriminate because of race, ability, or age. We see racism, ableism, ageism, and sexism as morally abhorrent and violations of peoples inherent transcendental rights as beings. Additionally we do not discriminate on the basis of species; we accept all animals as nonhuman persons worthy of coexisting peacefully with all other creatures. We are against established colonialism; we see colonization of native lands homogenization of people that draws from a basis in a fear of the other as morally abhorrent and we see the exploitation of these people for economic gains as a crime against humanity. Additionally colonial and imperial violence resulting from attempts at homogenization and exploitation is beyond abhorrent and should be seen as an abominable injustice towards the humanity of all existing persons whether they are colonized or not. Additionally we recognize that our knowledge and systems of knowledge production have inherently been influenced by colonization. We therefore reject epistemic privilege and westernization in and attempt to spur decolonization and dialogue on the history of westernized thought, eurocentrism, colonial history, and the overrepresentation of the west.