It’s not about if a pipeline will spill, it’s when. The construction of pipelines brings violence into our communities, and when those pipelines spill, they pollute our lands, air, and water. Honor Indigenous Peoples’ right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent! #KeepItInTheGround
Osage Nation's Ben Jacobs is transforming the ready-made meal industry by championing Indigenous ingredients and helping his suppliers grow. @tribalbiz has the story. #IndigenousFood#NativeAmerican#TraditionalFoods
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@clayandrain@4evrstardancer Bingo. Change in leadership is the solution. The mission is strong, the staff is great. But there's some real toxic stuff happening with the leadership. It's sad. I resigned last year in response to a real failure in leadership. Accountability and self-reflection is needed.
SHARE: It is never okay to wear culture as a costume. Don't make or purchase items that look like or imitate Native culture. Don't perpetuate harmful stereotypes this Halloween. Our diverse cultures are sacred. Don't be that guy. #halloween#costume#Native#Indigenous
I was fortunate enough to get a private screening of the film, Killers of the Flower Moon earlier this month. Having been marginally released from my NDA with the premiere of the film today at Cannes, I have a few thoughts.
How was the movie? It was excellent. Scorsese even captured some of our humor. The performances across the board were Oscar worthy, I mean it. I've never seen a movie like this before. No White Savior, nothing needed to be made up. The violence is real and the music of the Osage
this painful, violent story to an international audience. It's not just my family's story, or my Tribal Nation's story, it's a story of America. Meaning, it's your story too. But in the hands of a Martin Scorsese and his team combined with an A list cast, the excitement and
The dignity and care for the Osage perspective was genuine and honest throughout the process and the Osage responded with the kind of passion and enthusiasm that met this historic moment.
Every step feels like a mile as an Indigeous woman from a rural, CA Tribe, as a first-gen transfer student, a first-gen working professional, a first-gen healing 100+ years of genocide, as a caregiver, a human with chronic health conditions, as a WOC caught in the system...✊🏼
From @strongheartsdv
It can be helpful on our healing journey to speak with our younger selves on things we needed to hear at the time. You can do this exercise out loud in the mirror or write it down in a journal.
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Today marks the 50th anniversary of the takeover of Wounded Knee on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation on February 27, 1973 by the American Indian Movement (AIM).
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Data on Native communities is often missing from public health research because our numbers are small so we get folded into a category like 'Other' instead of being reported distinctively for Indigenous peoples. #DataGenocide
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@ShannaDempsey Yeah really disappointing, you're right about Peacock not promoting it too, I worked for a pretty popular Native org that was paid to promote it, but what peacock didn't get was that it was not JUST for Native people. EVERYONE should watch it. Native content is for ALL peoples.