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Elisha Chi is a registered descendent of the Inupiaq of the Bering Straits region and Irish/British Catholics, raised on Duwamish lands in the anti-feminist radical traditionalist Catholic community of Seattle. Currently a Ph.D. candidate working in Lenapehoking (Philadelphia) at the intersection of theology/religious studies, ethics and Indigenous studies, her current project is titled "Stories and Silence: Issues and Methods Supporting the Decolonization of the Catholic Church."