#INDIGENOUS

PINE

PDSBIndigenous

Today I learned a new term, Indigenous Erasure. It was substituted for Anti-Indigenous Racism and quite frankly I think it hits home. People can still be racist but it’s the

Dr. Pam Roach

pamelamroach

I get asked a lot about what appropriation is. I see appropriation and erasure often appearing and acting in tandem. When you erase the fact someone exists or even COULD

logan

neechie_machine

Destigmatise Indigenous anger. Living in a colonized world, we have every right to be angry when we see fit. Not only as a community, but as individuals as well. Referring

Deondre A. Smiles, Ph.D.

DeondreSmiles

It’s always very interesting to hear settler conservatives criticize statism, considering that in a broad historical sense, the settler has the state to thank for making their presence upon Indigenous

dances with salmon

cedarsageskoden

If you are a non-Native and you take it upon yourself to write/draw/make/create anything that is influenced by “Indigenous culture” or in the genre of Indigneous-futurism, you have a lot

Dr. Gerald Roche

GJosephRoche

In this article by @JakelinTroy and I, we look at persistent public opposition to Indigenous languages and their revitalization. We found that people make 5 main arguments (thread):https://www.languageonthemove.com/indigenous-language-denia

Zach

HaidaHockey

Wanted to give my quick 2 cents on this:I'm not offended by the logo either, I don't think it was done with ill intentions.That doesn't excuse the result.https://bc.ctvnews.ca/grand-chief-of-coast-salish-nation-says-he-s-not-off

Bella Lack

BellaLack

This Paulino Najera Rivera, an indigenous member of the Terraba Tribe.He sent me this video to explain what is happening to indigenous communities. When they ask for their rightful land

M. Gouldhawke ∞

M_Gouldhawke

I've said it before, as have other Métis before me, but Métis are a result of Indigenous people "mixing" with other Indigenous people, not Natives & Europeans mixing. Having parents

⚡ISANANIKA⚡

WOLFSTRIKEZ

the "tribal" aesthetic is a bastardized stereotype of Indigenous cultures. it only dehumanizes Indigenous people and furthers the stigmas and racism that surrounds us. it's time to drop it and

Insiya Mankani

InsiyaMankani

Today is National Indigenous People’s Day in #Canada and while the country enjoys a global reputation as a defender of human rights the government needs to do better to respect

Joshua Stein, philosophy, ethics, politics

thephilosotroll

Even if Rabbi Kahn's remarks were wrong (and I don't think there are; not sufficiently clear, maybe, but I get what he means w/o much effort), the idea that you

Dr. Jessica B. Hernandez

doctora_nature

As a transnational Indigenous womxn whose paternal family is Ch’orti’ Maya from El Salvador, I usually don’t associate or follow pages that only share history that suppresses Indigenous history so

✿mole y rilakkuma core✿

chinantecindias

-reminder that Mexican nationalism is antithesis to Indigenous liberation, sovereignty, & autonomy. -reminder that Mexico is barely recognizing AfroMexicans (over 2.9 million) this year despite their existence in the region

Zach

HaidaHockey

Might be a long thread but I wanna start off with this: I am not calling for anyone's head or claiming anyone is blatantly racist or saying there was an

Rangi Hirini

rangihirini

As one of the only Aboriginal reporters in WA, I feel like I have a duty to call out WA media. First and foremost, I know I am young and

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