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It me! Photo by Marvin 🍂
Image description: A photo of me, a light-skinned Metis person with very short, light brown hair, green eyes, and thick-rimmed glasses. I am standing in a lightly wooded area with my hands behind my back, in front of a cedar tree that has had a strip of bark removed. I am wearing a green hoodie, black jacket, blue jeans, and a red Metis sash around my waist, and I am smiling at the camera. End of image description.
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Some photos of our Louis Riel Day adventures, by Marvin! Mitooni miiyaashin! 🌾🌝🍁🌊🔥🌳
Image description: A series of six photos. The first shows me sitting at an outdoor fire in the centre of Fort Langley on an overcast day. There are a few other people sitting at the fire, and I’m looking over my shoulder to smile at the camera. The second is a closer three-quarter shot of my upper torso, face, and my hands as I gesticulate and talk mid-story.
The third and fourth are taken inside a historic wooden building cluttered with people and craft supplies. The third photo is a close up of me, working on sewing a deerskin rattle with sinew on a large needle. The fourth photo is a close shot of Marvin’s face and hands as he concentrates on sewing the same rattle.
The last two photos are group shots of some of the people who attended the celebration and flag raising. Most are Métis and many are wearing sashes. The fifth photo was taken very far back to get the large group in, and a white house and trees are visible in the background. The sixth photo is a closer shot of my section of the group with me in the middle. End image description.
How do you treat someone like they are white?
You would know better than me! Go watch how you treat the white people in your life and white strangers you encounter. Then consider how you treat the non-white folk in your life and compare the differences.
@alu69 i feel u im broke too lol. im on mobile so I'll edit with a link but @nativenews has a bunch of donation info. If you cant donate money or buy things to donate, sending in stuff you can spare is good too. If you have old coloring books or educational worksheets or textbooks for ages 3-14 those would be really helpful for the kids and teachers out there right now! If you can't give ANYTHING, blow up #nodapl, talk about it with your friends, @ the white house and potus and barack obama on Twitter, write emails. Scream. The media won't cover Standing Rock but that doesn't mean we can't make people hear us.
in addition to cutting off the water supply to protestors, private security is now using pepper spray and releasing dogs on the standing rock protestors, despite nonviolent protest, despite there being young children in the camp. http://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2016/09/standing-rock-camp-alert-defense.html?m=1 this is absolutely disgusting. don’t let them get away with this.
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Reminder that the Dakota Access Pipeline violates federal law, specifically the Treaty of Fort Laramie, but as we all know the government is not on the side of justice, especially where big oil is involved. There's a lot of sketchy stuff about DAPL and politicians are always dirty...
don’t be complacent in the murder of native americans and the wanton disrespect from the government. don’t let people cover their ears and close their eyes and wait for us to die out. please please support NODAPL. here’s a place with an address to send supplies to and a list of supplies needed. water is especially important since they’ve cut everyone off. the government doesn’t care about us or anyone, the government doesn’t care about justice, the government cares about money and corporations.
does any1 know any like.. native american news blogs to follow?? i wanna keep up w/ whats happening esp since stories about police brutality on natives in canada are coming out more and more.. idk any consistent blogs other than last//real//india//ns but i unfollowed them a while ago bc of sexist content 8(
