Aspiring leader: son of a Civil rights activist, WA state legislator (dad), cultural genocide survivor, and resilent matriarch (mom). Snoqualmie Nation citizen
Came across a legislative guffaw during Washington State Senate Ways and Means meeting - the internet will never forgot this and neither will Sen Christine Rolfes #waleg
Thank you to our coalition partners for standing with us to defend the Endangered Species Act, and thank you to tribal leaders, legislators, and environmental champions for standing with us when we announced our lawsuit in September 2019.
Thank you to our coalition partners for standing with us to defend the Endangered Species Act, and thank you to tribal leaders, legislators, and environmental champions for standing with us when we announced our lawsuit in September 2019.
.@SecDebHaaland today took steps to remove the word “squaw” from the federal vernacular and established a process to review and replace derogatory names from federal lands. https://t.co/2NIWOs5rBQ
"I am at a loss for words. Now you are amongst the greats in the Spirit World. Love you forever, my brother Myron!!! See you on the other side. I will always remember you as you are pictured below, during Standing Rock. #NoDAPL Pesha u," Acree-Paez said.
Please remember all the "conservation" groups and associations out thier that tribes are the original stewards of this land. We aren't just another ethnic minority group we have rights that predate your precious permits and management plans.
@ForterraNW@MTSGreenway@WTA_hikers
@SnoqualmieGov
It's time Snoqualmie step up and remove that fake totem pole in downtown. And for goodness sake don't ask the tribe to pay for a replacement instead pay for it like you did for the original piece!
https://t.co/3McnA4FDaZ
Indigenous peoples care for and protect 80% of the world’s biodiversity. We join our Native friends in calling on @POTUS to direct all federal agencies to require the engagement and consent of affected Native Nations. #RedRoad2DC
Add your voice: https://t.co/qRyFt3361e
Today marks a major milestone in the Native-led campaign to end the use of Native mascots in sports.
After decades of advocacy from Native communities, & financial pressure from investors, the @WashingtonNFL team announced in July 2020 it would retire its racist name & mascot.
Now that we’ve got your attention, in the Indian Taco of life, some of us are the meat 🍖, the bread, the lettuce 🥬, the beans. It takes all of us to do our part, and getting vaccinated is an essential ingredient. #NativesStopTheSpread#NativesDoingTheirPart
No need for @NikeN7 division anymore ... this collab shows us we don't need to work for @Nike (aka sellout) to get your own shoe silhouette. Big hands raised 🙌 to Dewayne Dale and @ROCKDEEPGLOBAL
https://t.co/OJlIIF7hyV
The mostly chiefly of chief justices John Marshall owned over 300 (not a typo) human beings in his lifetime. And his decisions are still cited till this day in our country's Supreme Court.
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