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"This show is problematic because the hero didn't kill the villain at the end": When does he steal the bread?

"These two characters who were close friends throughout the series don't kiss at the end! What the fuck?": When does he steal the bread?

ive recently been thinking about the violent maltreatment of indigenous peoples in north america. i would like to ask if you know of any resources to help educate others on this crisis? anything helps; articles, statistics, important dates, donation pools, etc.

i sat and thought for a moment earlier, trying to think of indigenous liomoqai creators to message about this issue, and honestly, you're the only one i could think of. so if there's also any indigenous liomoqai creators/archivists out there that you'd like to give a promo, also feel free!

thank you so much in advance. have a good timezone!

Hm... We don't have a lot of resources on-hand for this, but the final report from the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (link) has information about, well, MMIWG, and the website at that link has other documents as well. I think of the Moose Hide Campaign (link) also. If you live in Turtle Island, I would also recommend looking up information about whose land you're on and seeing if the nations in your area accept donations or have storefronts. Even just poking around the websites of various nations is good, it can help with learning more about the identities of individual nations and combatting that idea of a homogenous Native American race!!

radio included some really good resources, but i’d like to add on to this list of online outreach and support resources, here are some great nonprofits, organizations, and groups!

native american disability law center

peacekeepers society

indigenous justice

association on american indian affairs - becoming an ally

native partnership / buynative