I am Princess O’Nika Auguste, a passionate Afro-Caribbean ancient historian, feminist theologian, body protester, and biblical scholar hailing from the vibrant island of Saint Lucia. In the pursuit of knowledge and understanding, I embark on a mission that transcends boundaries and seeks to create a meaningful impact.

My mission is to unravel the threads of history, gender violence, sexuality, childhood, consent, migration, gender, mental health, bodily autonomy, slavery, and ethnicity. Through the lens of my diverse background, I strive to bring forth a unique perspective that bridges the ancient with the contemporary, weaving together the tapestry of our shared human experience.

At the core of my endeavors is a commitment to fostering awareness and sparking conversations on crucial issues that often linger in the shadows. On Substack, I will share my thoughts, ruminations, and observations, which serve as a beacon for those who seek enlightenment and empowerment.

With a dedication to intersectionality, I aim to explore the intersections of ancient history, pop culture, and biblical studies, creating a space where the past, present, and future converge in a harmonious dialogue. Through my research and writings, I aspire to contribute to the dismantling of barriers, promoting inclusivity, understanding, and the celebration of our shared humanity.

Join me on this intellectual journey, where the power of knowledge becomes a catalyst for positive change. Together, let us navigate the complexities of our world, striving for a more enlightened, equitable, and compassionate society.

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Welcome to Isletheologian, where I am uncovering the stories of women, violence, bodily autonomy, power, and resilience in history, the Bible, and mythology through a feminist and Caribbean lens.

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I’m an Afro-Caribbean (🇱🇨), PhD student in Biblical Studies at Dublin City University. I write about women, violence, consent, slavery, and migration in history, the Bible, and mythology blending feminist curiosity with Caribbean spice.