it looks like another lovely spring day to REMIND YOU DELINQUENTS TO STOP "RESCUING" BABY ANIMALS. THEIR MOMS ARE MOST LIKELY NEARBY SO JUST MIND YOUR BUSINESS.
FAWNS, DROP EM'.
BIRDS, LEAVE EM'.
RACCOONS, DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT.
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This tweet got lots of love, so let me share it with a few more resources. Feel free to add yours in the comments too! Moving beyond land acknowledgements panel https://t.co/kuXuIFeVqF
an Indigenous student center and more Indigenous centered programming. I really like this twist and appreciate the action orientation modeling from these young Indigenous leaders! #EveryDayisIndigenousPeoplesDay#EarthMonth
The Duke Native Student Group doesn't do a land acknowledgement, but rather, a call for healing, where they both discuss the past history and present Indigenous experiences on the Duke campus, while calling for healing in terms of: more Indigenous faculty,
“How do you say cancer in Navajo? How do you say neuropathy?” Earl Tulley said. “What people were being exposed to, there are no words.” https://t.co/sgIEe3tQMR
I'm Back Baby! Hey all! Sorry to have been gone so long but about a year ago my computer took a shit on me and it's taken this long to have the extra cash to buy a new one! Unfortunately this all happened right after I got back into the groove of writing. https://t.co/KH4CmLA4e8