the result of building a house without considering land viability. all of this because someone wanted to make a dollar while someone else lost money and a home
being indigenous today means we must start occupying spaces they told we couldn't. be the lawyer, be the bricklayer but do it indigenously. carry your ancestors and native pride while occupying spaces the colonizers denied us before.
anytime someone wants to go back to like the 50s definitely romanticizing white livelihood when in reality BIPOC wouldn't be enjoying themselves. as an indigenous myself, if i was born in the 60s i would've been scooped and adopted to a yt family becuz natives were "bad" parents
so far read the first 100 pages of #ItEndsWithUs and to say i'm underwhelmed is an overstatement. hopefully the next 100 pages are more interesting but we'll see ...
online friends aren't for me. i need irl friends. friends down for walks around the neighborhood or something mundane like that. i would like a friend i don't live with but don't live far from it that makes sense. the irony i live in a community of like 30 ppl? not many tho π