Steve Taylor

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273 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 13 Aug

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Breaking Green · Conservation by Force: The Hidden Violence of Protecting 'Wilderness' with Zahra Moloo · 13 Aug 2026 podcast

Um it it's it's hard to square that circle.

It's it's some dissonance there.

I mean, what does the violence against the Baca people look like?

Uh what effect has it had on them?

What's the reality that that you saw there?

Aaron Powell

I I keep going back to what you said uh before.

People, the Baca living on the side of the road and looking for a way forward that uh for many may not even, you know, be what was, but it reminds me of enclosure movement in in England.

And uh there's that famous book, The Making of the English Working Class.

Um and and

There was a lot that was a very violent um period as well with the the Weavers and uh the uh uh

the Luddites, uh there was there's a lot of violence and there was a actually a changing of the population and, you know, driving people from their uh

uh culture more rural, more agrarian, into cities to become factory workers.

Is is there some analogue here or am I overreaching?

Thank you for that.

Um I it it just seemed like there's parallels and in your paper, you know, the mention of the enclosures and so on.

What would and and I know you can't speak for the Baca, but what would some sort of justice be?

How do people want to move forward?

I'm sure there's probably not a monolithic vision of the future uh with within this this this group of people, but what would justice or restoration look like?

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