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Sami family in traditional clothing, Finland. Photographed by Kortcentralen Helsingfors, ca 1936
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Kautokeino, 1975. Sami easter festival.
Lil Soccer themed sketch comm for my dear @jaegershund of Oddie in their Sápmi gear
Extremt korrekt åsikt funnen på Lunds universitet
Translation:
Sweden is a colonial power
Sweden never stopped exploiting and colonising Sāpmi
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friendly reminder that there are indigenous people in Europe who want their land back as well
Sweden steals more of Sami land with the expansion of mining which threatens their culture and future
The European Commission’s recent decision to approve the mining projects Talga Graphite in Nunasvaara, LKAB ReeMap in Malmberget, and LKAB P
The approval of these mining projects, classified as "Strategic Projects," directly undermines the rights of the Sámi people. By fast-tracking these mining projects with an expedited 27-month permitting process, the EU prioritizes resource extraction over our fundamental rights to free, prior, and informed consent. This decision risks bypassing essential environmental safeguards and further marginalizing Sámi communities. “The EU is promoting the exploitation of minerals that contribute to human rights abuses within the EU” Per-Olof Nutti, President of the Saami Council states. “This is a direct violation of our rights as the only recognized Indigenous People within the EU. It is an attack on our culture, our land, and our future.”
The relocation of the 113-year-old church is part of a 30-year project to move about 3,000 homes in the city.
“This area is traditional Sami land,” Lars-Marcus Kuhmunen, chair of the local Gabna Sami community, said. “This area was grazing land and also a land where the calves of the reindeer were born.” If plans for another nearby mine go ahead after the move, that would cut the path from the reindeer’s summer and winter pastures, making herding “impossible” in the future, he said. “Fifty years ago, my great-grandfather said the mine is going to eat up our way of life, our reindeer herding. And he was right,” he added.
I was curious so I checked - Disney+’s Moana (2016) version does NOT have any of the Pacific Islander options for the audio or subtitles. That feels unfair. That means one can only watch it in Te Reo Māori, Hawaiian, or Tahitian if one bought the dvd. I feel like that is kind of predatory and uninclusive. If the stock runs out, what are people who want to watch Moana in those languages supposed to do? And what if they’re already paying for Disney+? That seems unfair. Additionally, Frozen II has a Sámi dub, The Lion King has a Swahili dub and apparently Bambi has an Arapaho dub (random???* Would love to know more. This clip is adorable). None of which are available on Disney+.
I will acknowledge that my family subscribes in the USA, and that this might be different in different areas. But also, Moana got dubbed in Hawaiian (by the original English language actress, Auli’i Cravalho!) and Hawaii is in the USA … so where the hell is it???
