Don’t miss Dr. Michael Ing (Indiana University) presenting his exciting new research at the U of Minnesota--and via Zoom wherever you are in the world!!! Tues. 9/26, 3:30 pm Central Time, 10:30 am Hawaiʻi Time, 4:30 pm Eastern, 1:30 pm Pacific. Register @ https://t.co/DcdssrF1Es
“This is, for us, genocide.”
Keʻeaumoku Kapu headlines a rare piece in a sea of reporting about the Maui wildfires. @McKayJacqueline’s article in @CBCIndigenous examines it in relation to the erasure of Kānaka Maoli & Hawaiian land rights. A must read.
https://t.co/vfm2MKTW6H
Reports suggest 93 people are dead, 1000 people missing still, and 2700 structures destroyed. To consider this an economic opportunity to acquire land for development & profit is beyond the pale. The colonial speculation of disaster capitalism is happening right now in Lāhainā.
"Lahaina is not for sale." Maui resident Tiare Lawrence talks to @KatyTurNBC about real estate investors reaching out to residents after the destructive fires on Maui.
As the flames cover Lahaina and the rising sea levels threatens to cover Tuvalu, we see Pacific Islanders paying the heaviest price for climate change. #decolonizetheclimate
"We defeated Hitler, but we did not defeat fascism. We defeated McCarthy, but we did not defeat fascism. And ... we are still going to have to deal with fascism, because it is not easily killed, it is not easily crushed. We still have work to do." #harrybelafonte
Seriously, can people stop saying "start a family" when they just mean "have a baby"? My family is countless generations old and many households wide. A baby would be blessed and a blessing as it joins that family, but it would not start it.