The phrase "$5 Indian" is something I've only ever seen black wabos use btw, and it really just seems like an excuse to be colorist against light-skinned Native Americans. Native Americans have always had diverse skin tones.
Pro-Amerindios: Utilizamos el término "imperio judeo-español."
Hispanistas: ¡ESPAÑA EXPULSÓ A LOS JUDÍOS EN 1492!
Pro-Amerindios: "Los españoles importaron deliberadamente millones de esclavos subsaharianos a América después de esclavizar y masacrar a los amerindios que sobrevivieron a las enfermedades traídas de Europa, lo cual resultó en reemplazos demográficos."
Hispanistas: ¡FUERON LOS JUDÍOS!
@ixeyawarete Os indigenas pre colombianos não tem cabelo crespo, contudo nada impede de haver indigenas de cabelo crespo, devido a diversidade dos povos pós-coloniais, isso se trata de pertencimento e cultura.
Sitting Bull’s Vision: The Prophecy of the Greasy Grass
On June 5, 1876, Chief Sitting Bull (Tatáŋka Íyotake), a wičáša wakáŋ (holy man), led the Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho nations in a sacred Sun Dance (Wiwáŋyaŋg Wačhípi) near Rosebud Creek in Montana.
Seeking strength and guidance for his people, Tatáŋka Íyotake participated deeply in the ceremony. He offered blood and flesh from his arms and danced continuously for 36 hours. Through intense prayer and sacrifice, he entered a trance-like state and received a powerful vision.
In the vision, he looked at the sky and saw U.S. soldiers and horses falling upside down directly into the native camp, dropping "like grasshoppers." A voice spoke to him, declaring that these soldiers "had no ears"—meaning they refused to listen to Native concerns.
The gathered warriors embraced this vision as a divine promise of victory. Just twenty days later, on June 25, 1876, the prophecy was fulfilled at the Battle of the Greasy Grass, widely known today as the Battle of the Little Bighorn or "Custer’s Last Stand!”
"A obsessão brasileira em transformar os indígenas em símbolos espirituais frequentemente impede que os enxerguem como povos políticos reais, com conflitos internos, opiniões divergentes, interesses econômicos e projetos de soberania."
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“In this charming civilization, the female beauties trace the outlines of the collective dream with their make-up; their patterns are hieroglyphics describing an inaccessible golden age [...] whose mysteries they disclose as they reveal their nudity.”
❁ Pintura: “Paisagem com indígenas” (criada por volta de 1844), do artista alemão Eduard Hildebrandt.
Eduard Hildebrandt foi um renomado pintor de paisagens que esteve no Brasil entre março e outubro de 1844, percorrendo regiões do Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Bahia e Pernambuco.