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[Molly @Molly6158]

@sandyaaa98 @AKayumAhmed1 Regeneration will be essential to making indigenous populations seen, not just contextualized - bringing them to the center of the story will be the first step to fixing our mistakes. #P8607

[Molly @Molly6158]

@AKayumAhmed1 Nathalie Diaz said, "In an American city of 100 people, I am Native American - less than one, less than whole." It will be incredibly difficult to make a population that is at this point so small, so "invisible," fully seen again. #P8607

[Molly @Molly6158]

@AKayumAhmed1 A "new multicultural human rights corpus" cannot exist if it does not ensure equity and human rights for everyone. Pitting savages against victims and saviors is not the answer - the problem is far more nuanced than that. #P8607

[Molly @Molly6158]

@Doyel_hhr @AKayumAhmed1 This is so important - empowerment is essential to the forming of a multicultural human rights corpus. #P8607

[Molly @Molly6158]

@rmm2266 @AKayumAhmed1 The protests resulting from the TAC case are a great example of the desire to protect human rights. If people everywhere want this, then why aren't governments held accountable for their actions? #P8607

[Molly @Molly6158]

@AKayumAhmed1 Accountability is a huge issue, as evidence by the TAC and Dobbs cases. Powerful countries can, essentially, do what they want, often without recourse. We need to figure out a way to ensure that basic human rights are protected everywhere. #P8607

[Molly @Molly6158]

@ToetieZwart @AKayumAhmed1 The overturn of Roe v. Wade was a tremendous backslide in the never-ending fight for human rights. We must take action to solve the crises we face and prevent further ones from happening before it is too late. #P8607

[Molly @Molly6158]

@AKayumAhmed1 We are constantly rebelling, and our human rights are constantly in jeopardy. How many times have we heard "enough is enough," yet seen no real change? What will it take for these worldwide issues to finally be resolved? #P8607