As the Black and Indigenous Liberation Movement, our struggle is intersectional, transactional, antiracist, community feminist, Afrofeminist, Maroon, African womanist, of diverse political identities in communality. We seek to highlight and question the undeniable relationship between colonialism, capitalism, patriarchy and racism. For this reason, we claim the autonomy of our bodies and recognize the complementarity of those of us who inhabit the territories and the participation of women and dissidents for the defense of life, the territory and the preservation of ancestral wisdom and knowledge.