K.T. 13☠

Account blocked for telling the Truth! Evil will not be Forever. ☠ Décédé

[K.T. 13☠ @ChenegJ]

@FacesOfHaiti_ Imitating USA ICE... 🖕🏻🇩🇴💩🚽🧻🪠🤬

[facesofhaiti • 🇭🇹 @FacesOfHaiti_]

A viral video showing a Haitian woman being detained and deported in the Dominican Republic while her newborn baby was left behind is sparking outrage online and reigniting concerns over the treatment of Haitian migrants in the DR •
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[Roger Gall @Shambles151]

The IDF are STILL slaughtering thousands of innocent children in Palestine/Lebanon.

Please RT this until they no longer are.

Thank you.

[Suzie rizzio @Suzierizzo1]

This is so true because we’re seeing who people really are now.

[Erika Reyes Miranda @ErikaReyesMira3]

No olvides que esto es un crimen 👇

[DK🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸 @1Nicdar]

This is a problem. 👇🏼

[Native American History @alaska_godosiyo]

THE ORIGINAL FOUNDING FATHERS

[Native American @_nativeamerica]

Happy Birthday Leonard Peltier Enjoy your first birthday in a long time as a free man

[John Prescott @maldivesjayp]

The World's biggest terrorist organization.

[Native American Roots @native_history_]

Very true 👍

[Prisca ❤️🇺🇲🫡 @priscabdrO]

🚨Be Honest👇

Men who rape children, should go to jail for life.!?

Yes or No.

[Native American History @alaska_godosiyo]

🌽👌

[Native American @_nativeamerica]

Every day is a memorial day for them !

[TheFrenchie @ML3democrats]

Good morning ☀️

SAME SH!T
DIFFERENT HAT

[Native American Pride @native_am_pride]

💯💯💯…..

[Jerry_Saiyan @JerryWillResist]

Facts

[Native American Roots @native_history_]

At the Oscars, Wes Studi’s words in Cherokee moved millions, reminding the world of the power and strength of Native cultures. By speaking in his native tongue, Studi didn’t just celebrate his heritage; he illuminated the richness and resilience of a culture that has been historically marginalized and silenced. His speech was a powerful statement on the preservation and revitalization of Native languages and traditions.
For many, hearing Cherokee spoken at such a high-profile event was a moment of pride. It was a symbol of Native Americans asserting their presence, strength, and right to be heard. Wes Studi’s contribution goes beyond his acting career; it’s about showing the world that Native cultures are alive and continuing to thrive, despite centuries of suppression.
The power of language in maintaining culture cannot be overstated. In a world where languages are disappearing at an alarming rate, moments like this are crucial reminders that preserving these languages is a vital part of keeping these cultures intact. Wes Studi’s words were more than just an acceptance speech—they were a call to action to preserve the legacy of Native peoples for future generations.