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Talia Quandelacy

NMRelleno

Six months into the pandemic, data on #COVID19 cases in #Indigenous communities remains scarce. As an infectious disease epidemiologist, and as Native American, I find this distressing. Here’s what I’ve

Vince Milum

ReasonedMind

(This is the first of several related tweets dealing with tonight's tearing-down of the statute of Albert Pike)As a part Native American (Cherokee) I would like to weigh-in on the

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

ThreadWhen I heard "THE SUPREME COURT JUST GAVE AWAY HALF OF OKLAHOMA!" I knew it was a lie.It took me exactly 30 seconds to prove that I'm right.https://www.tulsaworld.com/news/supreme-court-hands-oklahoma-a-loss-on-tribal-la

Johnnie Jae aka The Brown Ball of Fury

johnniejae

A huge thank you to the amazing @SFdirewolf. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to discuss a wide range of issues facing Disabled Indigenous creators and our communities.https://disabilityvisibilityproject.com/2020/12/26/ep-93-ind

Staci 🌱

MsEbony23

Greenwood was a thriving community in Tulsa, OK. The Black community supported its businesses and the social life was abundant. The story of Greenwood is a story of people that

Thomas George

thmsgrg

Today, I start another decade of life. The 20s were some of my greatest years, and I can't wait for the adventures that will follow. Here's are the highlights from

Choctaw & Chickasaw Freedmen

ChoctawFreedmen

Tulsa didn’t become “Black Wall Street” because a bunch of Black capitalists worked through Jim Crow to make a large amount of profit and found ways to build wealth in

Samantha Pritchard

thucydiplease

Resolving the entire Palestine/Israel conflict by just calling everyone Canaanites Don’t argue with me, argue with the Bronze Age Levant The problem with denoting things like claims to land, or

Chris Brosnahan

ChrisBrosnahan

I bought this shirt recently, and have been thinking about BLM, the Irish in Britain and how wrong-headed and unpleasant the whole 'Irish slaves' myth is. My Grandmother has talked

General William T. Sherman

secularagnostic

It's #BlackHistoryMonth and I'm going to introduce you to Bass Reeves. He was the first black deputy US Marshal west of the Mississippi and worked in Arkansas and Oklahoma

James Courage Singer

urbannavajo

"While the communities of these high schools believe they are honoring Native Americans, there is a growing body of social science literature and empirical research that indicates there are harmful

Gavin Sheridan

gavinsblog

I'm going to talk about east Cork a bit, but I think you could probably apply the logic I'm going to use to anywhere in Ireland - but I'm familiar

Gavin Sheridan

gavinsblog

Ok I have a glass of wine and I'm going to give out about something. I'm going to talk about east Cork a bit, but I think you could

Breanna Paige

BreannaPaige_x3

Native American Heritage Month is the month of November! 324 The # of federally recognized American Indian reservations in 2019, including federal reservations & off-reservation trust land574 The #

Shekon Neechie

ShekonNeechie

#IndigenousHistoryMonth #IndigenoushistoriansDickason, Olive. The Myth of the Savage and the Beginnings of French Colonialism in the Americas. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1997. #IndigenousHistoryMonth #IndigenoushistoriansWitge

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