While the U.S. celebrates freedom from British rule in 1776, Native Nations were already sovereign and had their own governments. The American Revolution didn’t mean freedom for Native people — it meant the beginning of even more stolen land, broken treaties, and genocide.
Leonard Peltier is FREE!
After nearly 50 years, our elder and warrior walks free. This is a victory for our people, for justice, and for all who never gave up.
The fight for our people never stops. Welcome home, Leonard! ✊🥰
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Today is President’s Day, but for Native people, there’s little reason to celebrate. U.S. presidents have signed policies that led to land theft, broken treaties, and the suppression of our cultures. We don’t honor the leaders of a system that tried to erase us.
Today’s a BIG DAY for Indian Country. Was it the Presidential Inauguration?! Nope. Was it getting TikTok back?!?! Nope. It was this…WELCOME HOME LEONARD PELTIER
Today, on May 5th, we stand together to honor and remember the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. As we wear red, let it be a symbol of our solidarity and determination to bring justice and awareness to this heartbreaking issue. #MMIW
On December 26th, 1862, the largest mass execution in U.S. history took place in Mankato, Minnesota. It was a result of the Dakota War of 1862, a conflict between the U.S. government and the Dakota Sioux. Following a military tribunal, 38 Dakota men were executed.
On this Thanksgiving Day, let’s honor the rich traditions and resilience of Native American communities. Wishing you a day filled with reflection, appreciation, and respect for the heritage that enriches our shared tapestry.
The 46th annual federal recognition Powwow for the Siletz Tribe is a crucial step towards addressing historical injustices, ensuring tribal rights, and promoting it’s resilience.
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The powwow serves as a poignant reminder of the historical struggles faced by the Grand Ronde Tribes, while also showcasing the strength and unity that led to their recognition. 📸 Watch this video on Facebook https://t.co/ev3s48PJRp
🍂 November marks the start of Native American Heritage Month, a time to honor the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of Native Americans. Let's celebrate the resilience and diversity of indigenous peoples and strive for understanding and unity.
Let’s celebrate Halloween with respect for Native American cultures! 🎃🍂 Remember, costumes should never be costumes at the expense of someone’s heritage. Enjoy the festivities responsibly! #HalloweenRespect
Not saying I know who Hacked and stole Natives Supporting Natives Group Page?! Ya I am!! It was @InnermissionEnt#InnerMissionSpotlight https://t.co/eP196psfJe