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mom: come down and eat me: i’m not hungry mom: i got take out me:

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Sam Elliott and Jeff Bridges for The Big Lebowski (1998)
Indigenous Women Rise sing warrior song
#IndigenousWomenRise bloc singing warrior song before the #WomensMarch in DC.
oh mY GOD

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When your parents pull up and you forgot to do your chores

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Kaui #1 (2015) // Native Realities and INC Comics
“A Polynesian Tale of Beauty and the Beast
When a young woman is washed out to sea, she wakes to find herself on a mysterious island filled with magic, dangers, and secrets. As she remembers the stories she was taught as a child, a new story unfolds around her, one that has dangerous consequences for those who don’t listen and those who don’t care. “
Story: Kristina Bad Hand , art: Kristina Bad Hand
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Racebent Disney Princesses x
“Here’s a compilation of my racebent series with all of our major Disney ladies. :D It’s been so fun creating these, and I’ve been both shocked and beyond thrilled with the overwhelming support I’ve received for this series! :) Thank you all so much for the wonderful messages and the continued enthusiasm. <3<3<3”
Aurora (Jamaican) Megara (Egyptian) Belle (Arab) Jasmine (African/Luo) Elsa (Inuit) Anna (Inuit) Eilonwy (African/Fula) Kida (Maori) Esmerelda (Moroccan) Tiana (Chinese) Ariel (Indian) Cinderella (Japanese) Jane (Korean) Snow White (Spanish) Pocahontas (Pacific Islander) Mulan (Native American) Rapunzel (Mexican) Merida (Brazilian)
Cultural Censorship …
#Repost @hafakasiactivist ・・・ Instagram deleted this photo of a Hiri woman in her traditional attire at a Hiri Moale Festival, why? Because nipples. Apparently a culture that has lasted far longer than your disgusting standards of what a woman should and should not wear is too obscene for Instagram, this is so disappointing to see, especially since nothing of this is of pornographic nature, stop censoring our bodies just because our traditions and century-long practice of body acceptance offends these perverted Western eyes of yours. We don’t wear our attires and post them here to impress your eyes, we only do so to spread knowledge of our cultures and people. #StopCensoringCulture
ADORN, produced and directed by Lisa Taouma, is a collection of stories from women around the Pacific about their relationship with their hair.
Shigeyuki Kihara - Taualuga: The Last Dance
The Victorian mourning dress for me is a signifier of colonialism. With that dress, I mean it’s just so tight and so awkward to move. So it’s basically designed to contain your movements rather than be free with it. But I was interested in a way that I could use this colonial structure that bondages me and finding a new language, a dance language through this bondaged state.
For me when I’m performing, I imagine the photograph of the Samoan woman in a Victorian mourning dress in my mind and then making her move in my mind like a film. So every time I dance, I’m actually imagining her and her emotion.
The intention of Taualuga: The Last Dance was to talk about the aftermath of colonialism. After you’ve gone through all this violence and pain, you need this space of reflection to mourn.
For us Samoans, we constantly negotiate the past and the future in the present. We walk forward into the past, while we walk back into the future.

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ADORN, produced and directed by Lisa Taouma, is a collection of stories from women around the Pacific about their relationship with their hair.
@ white people who think wearing eagle feather headdresses is just a costume and doesn’t offend natives, I was at a powwow yesterday and one of the dancer’s who was a war veteran accidentally dropped an eagle feather while dancing and we had to stop the entire powwow, the head man and some other elders had to stop and pray over the feather before picking it up. The guy who dropped the father gave a speech, while almost in tears, about how sorry he was to have dropped the feather and how it represented the choices he had to make in combat and the lives of people that were taken, and he ended up passing the feather on to another young dancer instead of keeping it because he felt so ashamed. This is how much eagle feathers mean to a lot of our nations, and that’s how important it is to native veterans. Wearing eagle feathers as a costume or without having to go through combat is disgusting and you ARE offending our traditions and values. Stop. You cannot understand the importance of our customs and you do not deserve to wear eagle feathers.
Here’s a secret for some of y'all: this post isn’t controversial.