Native Land is a resource to learn more about Indigenous territories, languages, lands, and ways of life. We welcome you to our site.
really informative website I recommend checking out (especially if you're an american or an environmentalist)
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Native Land is a resource to learn more about Indigenous territories, languages, lands, and ways of life. We welcome you to our site.
really informative website I recommend checking out (especially if you're an american or an environmentalist)

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Welcome to Native Land. This is a resource for North Americans (and others) to find out more about local Indigenous territories and language
I'm a day late with this, but I think it's important.
When I was in fourth grade, we did a unit on Pennsylvania history. It pretty much boiled down to this: William Penn was an interesting human being way ahead of his time (not entirely without problems, but not nearly as much as your average 17th century gentleman). His sons, however, were complete dicks, and their father's efforts to maintain peace really just made it easier for them to steamroll the Lenape and drive them out of Pennsylvania entirely.
Unless you go to tourists locations there's very little evidence that they were ever here. Honestly, off the top of my head I can think of only one place nearby and I'm going based off a vague memory of an elementary school field trip. I think the remaining Lenape are mostly in Oklahoma. I never hear about them; not even people around here claim to be 1/32 Lenape on their grandmother's side.
It's disgusting really, how little I know about the people who were here before families like my own came over; people who should still be here.
Amazing, interactive, and in-progress map of the territories, languages, and treaties of First Nations peoples in Canada. Holy moly.