nasian padme amidala naberrie

aromantic & asexual

nonbinary & transgender

pansexual & bisexual

lesbian & gay

flags coined by an indigenous queer belonging to the tsalagi and mvskoke nations, requested by an indigenous queer who belongs to the nanticoke nation

[pt. nanticoke lgbtqia+ flags. endpt.]

these designs feature a central yellow stripe, which are representative of life, strength, connection to ones culture, and the great spirit

the turtle in the center of each flag is featured in nanticoke nation seals, as well as a frequent appearance in nanticoke art. turtles are sacred figures that represent life, creation, stability, and the earth. on the turtles back is an edited medicine wheel to each flags colors

x \ x \ x x \ <3 \ x x \ x \ x

x \ x \ x x \ <3 \ x x \ x \ x

x \ x \ x x \ <3 \ x x \ x \ x

The Wretched of the Earth

Discourse On Colonialism

Making Space for Indigenous Feminism

Settlers: The Mythology Of The White Proletariat from Mayflower to Modern

Red Skin, White Masks : Rejecting the Colonial Politics of Recognition

Borderlands/La Frontera

As We Have Always Done

An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States

Books I couldn't find on the archive but still recommend you purchase or check out at the library: