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When Our Aunties Pass

Dedicated to my auntie, (Image from the 90's, how I will always remember her. She was 70 when she passed) I can't explain what it's like to lose pillars of your life. All the core people that held so many memories. They knew the versions of you that no one knows. It's just me now, but it's not. Native American heritage video series: The Aunties Role Follow the link to watch: Indigenizing Safe Sex with Glitz, Glam, and Honest Aunties Even some of our 2Spirits have auntie...

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Jul 5

White-Passing Natives

The following slides are from an Instagram post about white-passing Natives and specific behaviors. Those behaviors are based on white supremacy works. The comments were a mixture of education, lived experience, and valid criticism. Someone suggested the tone of post was angry. And yes, I am angry when I see white-passing Natives who act in white supremacist behaviors, including being the only face of an Indigenous organization. https://www.instagram.com/p/DZvpPyIGVzw/?utm_so

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Jun 20

MMIWG2SLGBTQIAA+

Two Spirit people ask "where do we belong?" and "where do we fit in?" Here is a break down of the Two Spirit term: https://youtu.be/JLUkknH2m7E?si=lOyWvIhufYiuAp2j Where did the acronym MMIWG2SLGTQIAA+ come from? Leah Gazan, a Native MLA, in canada combined the MMIW2S with the LGBTQIAA+ community in reference to violence and inaction. This is not the official acronym. The discourse around the #MMIW and the #MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA is sad to see... I wouldn't want to be a Two-Spirt y

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DecolonizeMyself

Apr 14

What does "decolonize" mean?

What is "decolonize" even mean!? I am not an expert on decolonization anything. There are many great definitions or interpretations out there. I am always learning from all decolonization perspectives. Hopefully, the list below peaks your interest enough to begin your own journey. In this blog post, I will highlight some of the "decolonization" readings that really opened my eyes to what it means to decolonize. The Unravelling of a Colonized Mind by Jana-Rae Yerxa Read here:.

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Mar 27

Far Away Connections

The Coldest Village on Earth: Oymyakon (-71°C, -96°F) Ruhi Cenet Documentaries Imagine a village where temperatures drop as low as -71°C, -96°F. Here, spending just a few extra minutes outside can lead to frostbite, the loss of a limb, or even end of life. I’m in the coldest inhabited place on Earth, at the coldest time of the year. This is Oymyakon. Just to stay alive, I’m wearing more than 20 layers of clothing, weighing nearly 14 kilos. Stepping outside from a warm 30°C ho

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Feb 24

néhiyaw treaty 4

Indigenous 2spirit

Pronouns: They/Them

Bachelors of Indian Social Work

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Inside the Most Jewish Place in America

Mohamad safa

The genocide of Jewish people called "holocaust"

The genocide of the Irish people called "famine"

The genocide of Native Americans called "discovery"

The genocide of Africans called "colonization"

The genocide of Palestinian called "self-defense"

The genocide of Lebanese called "security threat"

Language matters. A genocide is unjustifiable wherever happens. Never again.

#LandBack #ResourceExtraction

Repost @8th_fire_rising

!! MUST READ 8th Fire Rising Op-Ed just dropped!!!
Carney's privatization and industrialization agenda impacts us all. LAND BACK means we must come together across movements for this long haul fight. Learn why by reading 8th Fire Rising co-founders', Shiri Pasternak and Eve Saint's new op-ed in the Canadian Dimension.

Read the full article in our bio and register for our counter-summit, “The Many VS the Money" in Toronto, September 12th-14th. All links in their bio

THE NEW RULES OF CARNEY'S CARVE-OUT ECONOMY
THIS GOVERNMENT'S ECONOMIC AGENDA IS BEING BUILT ON A GROWING ARCHITECTURE OF LEGAL EXCEPTIONS AND DEREGULATION
Article Originally Written for Canadian Dimension By Shiri Pasternak & Eve Saint

IT HAS BEEN ONE YEAR SINCE PRIME MINISTER MARK CARNEY INTRODUCED THE BUILDING CANADA ACT IN PARLIAMENT. SINCE THEN, A SUCCESSION OF NEW LAWS HAS HOLLOWED LEGAL PROTECTIONS
OUT
ENVIRONMENT,
INDIGENOUS
MIGRATION, AND LABOUR.
FOR THE
RIGHTS,
THE ACT ITSELF ESTABLISHES A FAST-TRACK APPROVALS SYSTEM FOR "PROJECTS OF
NATIONAL INTEREST❞ THAT AUTHORIZES MINISTERS ΤΟ OVERRIDE EXISTING LAWS PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT AND INDIGENOUS RIGHTS, INCLUDING THE DUTY TO CONSULT.

A TOTAL OF 19 GOVERNMENT BILLS RECEIVED ROYAL ASSENT DURING THE SPRING SITTING, WHILE TWO OTHER KEY PIECES OF LEGISLATION PASSED THE HOUSE OF COMMONS AND WILL BE TAKEN UP BY THE SENATE THIS FALL. AMONG THEM ARE CARVE-OUTS ALLOWING CABINET TO APPROVE HARMFUL PESTICIDES EVEN WHEN HEALTH CANADA HAS DEEMED THEM TOO DANGEROUS.
THE CLEAN WATER ACT ALSO CARVES OUT THE HUMAN RIGHT TO WATER CONTAINED IN EARLIER VERSIONS OF THE LEGISLATION. THAT RIGHT HAS NOW BEEN DOWNGRADED TO A MERE GOAL OF "PROGRESSIVE REALIZATION" IN ADDRESSING THE FIRST NATIONS WATER CRISIS.

THE LAWFUL ACCESS ACT REINTRODUCES THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL PROVISIONS OF THE STRONG BORDERS ACT, PROPOSING NEW SURVEILLANCE AUTHORIZATIONS ALONGSIDE INTEGRATED ENFORCEMENT AND DATA- SHARING SYSTEMS WITH THE UNITED STATES.
THE COMBATTING HATE ACT WAS OPPOSED BY MORE THAN 40 CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS OVER SERIOUS CONCERNS ABOUT ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
AND
CIVIL LIBERTIES, INCLUDING VAGUE LANGUAGE THAT COULD BE USED Τ

Repost facebook: Anticapitalista

»It is my opinion that the situation is hopeless, that the human race has produced an ecological tip over point... but assuming there is a possibility of changing the societies “course in the darkness deathward set”, it can only be done by infection, infiltration, diffusion and imperceptibility, microscopically throughout the social organism, like the invisible pellets of a disease called Health.«

— Kenneth Rexroth, Anarchist and Poet, July 1969

If you're worried about how to "divide" your attention rn:
There's no division. These are all pieces of THE SAME FIGHT. The fight against settler colonialism, against imperialism, against genocide, against capitalism's violent exploitation of the earth and those living in it.

This!
mobrowne
Remember the people who made room for you to be human not just a resource.

[Also remember people who made room for you to feel appreciated not just reduce your output to simply boosting egos]

As an Indigenous 2Spirit person, there have been stages of my life where I was fighting back, learning, teaching, building, advocating, joining, activism, putting in the work, trying to survive the trauma we face as marginalized peoples.

All of these things culminate here on these socials.

I may not be able to get out of bed somedays, or struggle with mental health, or start a movement to save us all... but what i can do is tell my story, be me, and keep on going.

Other things people miss is how these socials provoke thought, provide Indigenous perspective, share the real grassroots activistism.

And share the people who offer you the courses you need. Reshare the protest dates/time/place. Awareness on lawmakers bills that cause damage.

And at times, share my own thoughts, my own life stories, and culture.

Its up to you to join those protests. Its up to you to engage the resources. Its up to you to identify your strengths and put it into action.

I am grateful for the ones who understand these things. People who know Im not just here for the "likes"

#DecolonizeMyself #Minimization #Appreciation #Work

CBC Manitoba

People excited for the opening of
Winnipeg's first supervised consumption
site hope the initial operating hours - nearly eight hours a day, five days a week - will be
expanded to support more people.

#Winnipeg #Manitoba #ConsumptionSite #Safety

Repost @decolonialclothing

'the resistance didn't start with us. and it won't end with us. save this. 🦅'

A HISTORY THEY DIDNT TEACH YOU

"WE ARE NOT VICTIMS OF COLONIZATION. WE ARE WARRIORS AGAINST IT."

EVERY CEREMONY KEPT. EVERY LANGUAGE SPOKEN. EVERY CHILD RAISED TO KNOW WHO THEY ARE. EVERY BUSINESS BUILT. EVERY STORY TOLD ON OUR OWN TERMS. THIS IS THE RESISTANCE. IT ALWAYS HAS BEEN.

#DECOLONIALCLOTHING #Amplifying #Resist #Follow

Repost @statuscoup

Hear from Edwin Jovanny Lopez Cornejo's daughter 3 days following his tragic death, reportedly due to medical negligence at Newark's Delaney Hall ICE prison.
Footage by @jordanchariton
Video by @blue_lanes
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nbcnews
A #Colorado school is pioneering the use of remotely controlled #drones to pepper spray potential active shooters. The non
lethal aircraft is also able to smash windows and target attackers before police can even arrive.

#Thoughts

Repost @bmorinstories

Racist Alberta #separatists put up
a sign. Someone had thoughts.
was never on your ballot.

#Kkkanada #FirstNations #NativeLand

This older post reminded me of how people not from here will treat First Nations vs. Famous whyte people or nonFirstNations accounts.

Especially when we make mistakes or reshare a perspective they disagree with.

My experience, is being treated with disrespect by someone, then seeing them kiss a$$ of the whyte folk.

#Decolonization is definitely work that must be done by newcomers. Constantly. Continously.
________

The #SocialMedia accounts you follow, do they practice:

#Intersectionality with #FirstNations ?

Do they listen & respect First Nation voices?

Do they fight for justice for their homelands but...

Still uphold colonization here in kkkanada?

Be mindful who you follow.

'No one is free until we are all free'

#BEMINDFUL

Links in bio
DEAR ALLIES,
MONTHLY REMINDER
I DO NOT MONETIZE ANY OF
THESE SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES
OR THE WEBSITE.
I DONT GET SPONSORS OR AD REVENUE OR SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The #team is just me,
Health issues and all.
I will always advocate for
Myself and others.

#Decolonize

This is why you will see this post around
End of each month.

Thank you for your understanding.

#Gratitude

AND SO MUCH MORE...

Repost @sierraaudet

'One of the biggest misconceptions about Indigenous history is that it's ancient history. Much of what people dismiss as "the past" happened within living memory and its impacts continue today. As an Indigenous woman who also benefits from white privilege because I'm
white-presenting, I think it's important to acknowledge both realities while challenging misinformation about Canada's history.'

#Kkkanada #Indigenous #FirstNations #Knowledge

From Bay Mills Indian Community Facebook page.

Tribes Celebrate as Michigan Supreme Court Nixes Line 5 Permit

Enbridge must re-do its application to build an oil tunnel below the Straits of Mackinac

LANSING — In a major victory for Tribal nations in Michigan, the state’s Supreme Court has overturned a key permit that Canadian company Enbridge needs in order to bore a massive four-mile tunnel beneath the Straits of Mackinac to house its Line 5 oil pipeline. The Court’s decision sends the permit back to the Michigan Public Service Commission for a re-do, ruling that the Commission violated the Michigan Environmental Protection Act (MEPA) and its obligations under the public trust doctrine when the Commission approved the tunnel permit in 2023.

“Today is a reminder that when people stand together with courage and conviction, change is possible,” said Bay Mills Indian Community President Whitney Gravelle. “For years, Tribal Nations, communities, and thousands of people across the country have raised their voices to protect the Great Lakes. This decision gives us another opportunity to honor our treaty rights, protect our waters, and consider the generations who will inherit this place. The Straits of Mackinac are not simply a route for an oil pipeline to be abused. They are sacred waters, the heart of creation for Anishinaabe people, and a source of life for millions. Some things are simply too sacred to be buried beneath a tunnel. Our work continues, and we remain committed to protecting the Great Lakes for generations to come.”

Earthjustice and the Native American Rights Fund (NARF) represented the Bay Mills Indian Community, the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, and Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi in challenging the permit. The Michigan Climate Action Network (MiCAN) and the Environmental Law & Policy Center brought additional and separate arguments before the Michigan Supreme Court.

***TRIGGER WARNING**

Repost @peopleofthewestseries

For the parents of a child in a United States federal Indian boarding school, it was like your kids being drafted into a military institution and not knowing if they would come back alive.
The Department of the Interior's final federal investigation explicitly says many children suffered physical, sexual, and emotional abuse, and its survivor testimonies records people describing sexual abuse themselves or witnessing it happen to other children. The investigation identified 417 federal Indian boarding schools, at least 973 children who died while attending them, and at least 74 marked or unmarked burial sites at 65 schools.

#PeopleOfTheWest #NativeAmerican #IndianBoardingSchools #NativeChildren

Repost from X: LongTimeHistory

Leaked video from #ICE detention—shows alive worms moving in the drinking water.

"The communal water supply is heavily contaminated and completely infested with small wriggling worms," says reporter.

"Rendering it absolutely undrinkable for the population."

Video confirmed by conducting interviews with several other current detainees.

Carlitos Richard Perez is the man who went on record holding up the infested #water for the camera.

Adelanto ICE Processing Center in #California.

Romi De Frias doesn't have an active account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.

Repost @thebreachcommunity

A new investigation by Euan Thomson (@elsthomson) and David Slater (@_fiveonfire_) reveals how #universities in #Canada coordinated to spy on and violently remove their students' anti-genocide encampments.

Then, they denied the existence of records, delayed their release, and deleted chats.

Follow the link in bio @thebreachmedia to read the full investigation.

#Corruption

Follow on socials. #LinkInBio

Appreciation donations. #LinkInBio

Follow backup: @decolonize.myself

#DecolonizeMyself #Allyship #SocialMedia

*WARNING R*CIST LANGUAGE*

Repost @rootspreserved

In 1968, more than 50,000 Black workers in the Mississippi Delta were put out of work almost overnight when plantation owners replaced them with cotton harvesting machines. This rare documentary footage from Clarksdale, Mississippi captures what that looked like in real time — the people it affected, and the people who made sure they had nowhere else to turn.

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Merciless Indian Savages

Traditional knowledge and language is more valuable than a diploma or degree. It is more rare, it is tied to thousands of
generations of wisdom and science, and connects one to the entirety of existence. Diplomas and degrees do none of that. So when you embark on your learning journey, be careful with what you sacrifice and don't stray too far from learning traditional knowledge. If at all possible, favor traditional knowledge because in terms of value, there is no equivalent.

-Yawaač lan Bennett Caplette

Repost @ocjusticeinitiative

SPEAKER: @tamathapaul MP green party of New Zealand.

There is an active debate in #NewZealand right now over whether English should be formally recognized as an official language in legislation. A bill to do that passed its first reading in Parliament in March 2026, and it has since drawn support and criticism from different parties and commentators.
English is already the dominant everyday language in New Zealand, but it is not currently written into law in the same way as te reo #Māori and New Zealand Sign Language. The proposed bill would give English the same statutory status as those other official languages.

Video: @tamathapaul

#Indigenous

Repost @egalecanada

2026 marks the 36th anniversary of the coining of the term "Two Spirit" at the third Annual Intertribal Native American, First Nations, Gay and Lesbian American Conference in Winnipeg on July 27, 1990.

The term Two Spirit is an English umbrella term used to reflect and restore Indigenous traditions that were forcefully suppressed by colonization, honouring the fluid and diverse nature of gender and attraction, and their connection to community and spirituality. It is used by some Indigenous People rather than, or in addition to, identifying as LGBTQI.

Learn more about the term Two Spirit and Two Spirit identity at egale.ca/twospirit

[also, only Indigenous should use two Spirit to identify. And for clarity, not all tribes had Two-Spirit peoples or traditions]

#TwoSpirit #2SLGBTQIA #Roles #Responsibilities #FirstNations

Kareem Abu Kwaik @kareemkwaik
.
Kareem inju:red when he was back from clinical shift on hospital

#Genocide #Solidarity #Amplify

chekmedia
#FirstNations Leadership Council reacts to BC Conservative leader's call to have
them named Indians

#TribalName #Indigenous #InOurLanguage
#Kkkanada

Repost @indigenouslifeways

Protect Chaco Canyon!
Take a moment to Listen to pueblo youth!
Thank you pueblobaddie @pueblo_enby @yucca.nm for your strong words!

Submit your public comment by 11:59 TONIGHT
Use link this link for direct access to BLM public comment portal bit.ly/4wu4ZFJ

Protect our babies!! Protect our animals! Protect our plants! Protect our Lifeways! Protect our water! Defend the land!

Repost @voices_in_movement

"Why does society hate and despise the LGBTQ+ community? Why do they look down on us? Isn't this flesh and bone? Doesn't blood flow through my veins just like everyone else's? We're all the same; we all have the right to live, to exist, to have a free life."-Marijose Zapatista Sixth Commission reflects on capitalism and being an "otroa" (LGBTQ+) in our society.

Gathering held in CICECI-
San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico. July, 2026.

Repost @solischa_20
It depends on how we understand poverty.
For a long time it was believed that poverty was only measured by money. Today, organizations like CEPAL explain that it also implies access to rights and opportunities: education, health, employment, housing, water, sanitation and infrastructure. This is what is known as multidimensional poverty. (CEPAL)
That's why when we talk about indigenous peoples, the problem is not our identity or our capacity.
The real challenge is the gaps of opportunity that still exist.
A few weeks ago we returned to the Japo community. Thanks to the solidarity of hundreds of people we managed to bring help to the families affected by a tragedy.
That day I confirmed something: When opportunities don't come, people can become opportunities for someone else.
Let's keep generating opportunities Let's keep reaching out. Because when we move forward together, we move forward as a country.
Depende de cómo entendamos la pobreza.
Durante mucho tiempo se creyó que la pobreza solo se medía por el dinero. Hoy, organismos como la CEPAL explican que también implica el acceso a derechos y oportunidades: educación, salud, empleo, vivienda, agua, saneamiento e infraestructura. Es lo que se conoce como pobreza multidimensional. (CEPAL)
Por eso, cuando hablamos de pueblos indígenas, el problema no es nuestra identidad ni nuestra capacidad.
El verdadero desafío son las brechas de oportunidades que todavía existen.
Hace unas semanas regresamos a la comunidad de Japo. Gracias a la solidaridad de cientos de personas logramos llevar ayuda a las familias afectadas por una tragedia.
Ese día confirmé algo: cuando las oportunidades no llegan, las personas
podemos convertirnos en oportunidades para alguien más.
Ese día confirmé algo: cuando las oportunidades no llegan, las personas
podemos convertirnos en oportunidades para alguien más.
Sigamos generando

Repost @chiefssteeringcommittee

CURRENT THREATS TO #WATER
IN TREATY 6, 7, 8 TERRITORIES

BILL C-5
Sweeping federal legislation that advances major projects, like pipelines, with faster approvals, and reduced oversight
IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Shifting authority for required
impact assessments to provinces, which can shorten engagement or skip it entirely

NUCLEAR PROJECTS
DATA CENTRES
NEW PIPELINES
CARBON CAPTURE & STORAGE

BILL C-37
New First Nations clean water legislation that removes the human right to water and source water protection
CANADA WATER AGENCY

ALBERTA SEPARATION
Ignoring Treaty for a referendum about provincial separation, despite its unconstitutionality

NATURAL RESOURCES TRANSFER AGREEMENT
Fundamentally altered Crown- Nation Treaties by transferring resource & land control to AB

WATER AMENDMENT ACT
Transfers power to single minister to make irreversible changes without
engagement

FEDERAL / PROVINCIAL MOUS
Multiple project agreements that remove First Nations from the table

A New York school district has walked back plans to introduce a humanoid robot at its high school after the proposal sparked backlash from educators and community members.

The Salamanca City Central school district announced on 24 July in a social media post that its pilot project with Toronto-based tech company Realbotix had been put on hold “while we work through enhanced student data privacy agreements with the New York State Education Department and continue engaging with our community and stakeholders”.

“Ensuring that appropriate privacy protections are in place and incorporating input from our community are important parts of the process. We appreciate your patience and will share additional updates as they become available,” added the school district, which is located on the Seneca Nation reservation in upstate New York and serves a large Native American population.

The reversal came after widespread criticism of the program, which would have brought a humanoid robot named Sally to Salamanca high school. According to a Realbotix press release issued in June, the approximately $58,000 robot with silicone skin and brown hair was intended to use “natural conversation, facial expressions and real-time interaction to create engaging, hands-on learning experiences”.

“The robot aims to encourage student participation and provide early exposure to emerging technologies,” the company also said.

A little more than two years before Friday’s announcement, Realbotix acquired Simulacra, a Las Vegas-based company that manufactures sex dolls.

The New York State United Teachers union had condemned the plans calling for high schoolers to be taught by a humanoid robot.

“A robot built by a company associated with sex dolls has no business in our classrooms,” Melinda Person, the union president, said in a 23 July statement.

Person added: “Our students don’t need robots. They need real relationships with caring adults. Educators notice when students are struggling, celebrate when they succeed and help them discover who they can become. No robot can do that, no matter how lifelike its skin or specific its regional accent.”

Lacey Pihlblad, the president of the Salamanca

Repost BreakthroughNews

"We as Mexicans stand with Cubans, who have resisted the blockade with great dignity."

Thousands marched in Mexico City on Sunday to commemorate the 73rd anniversary of the attack on the Moncada Barracks, led by Fidel Castro, which would launch the Cuban Revolution.

Protestors denounced US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and President Trump for intensifying the US siege and sanctions on Cuba, calling on other countries to uphold international law and send oil to the island.

#Mexico #Cuba #Solidarity #Amplifying

Repost @heycoryallen

'Your mind can create a whole world of tension from a thought that isn't even true. Slow down before you believe every story it tells you. Come back to your body, your breath, and the present moment. Peace begins when you connect with reality as it is, instead of how your tension is telling you it will be.' -@heycoryallen

Notice how your mind rushes ahead, pulling you into a future that doesn't exist. Come back. Right here in this moment is where your life is happening.
#CORYALLEN #Author #Writer

Your thoughts aren't the problem
Your belief in them is.

#Clarity arrives when the mind stops clinging to the story it's creating.

Low moods lie to you about your worth.

The tension you carry will ripple into how you see everything until you slow down and gently start letting go.

The Quiet Age by Cory Allen

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THE
TEAM
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dddddPeople always ask if they could "speak to someone on the team" or "you guys do a lot" and

I always smile when I inform them that the team is just me, myself, and I

.I am grateful to have any type of platform

I do this for my people. to amplify Indigenous voices, decolonize myself, and to share culture

I also want to shine a light on decolonization

hopefully highlighting the need for everyone to decolonize back to their cultural traditional backgrounds

Not to become us

but to become stronger allies

who unplug from systems that oppress us all

and to become accomplices

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