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February 5, 2016February 2, 2017decolonialatlas

Imperiled Species in the US

November 17, 2014August 17, 2017decolonialatlas

The Conservation of Homo sapiens

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Via @healanipale
Some flags you won't see at the #WorldCup
Millions of dollars are being spent today on ads telling you to buy soon-to-be-trash (what an efficient and useful economic system!). May we offer this humble message: don't.
... continued from previous post
Part I of II
A 20-year-long Indigenous-led movement to undam the Klamath River just won the largest river restoration project in history! @FERC unanimously voted Thursday to remove the four lower Klamath dams starting next year! The salmon are coming home for the first time since 1918.
The US is taking the position that the expansion of territory by force, as Morocco has done since the 1975 invasion and subsequent building of a 2700km-long minefield, is not necessarily illegal.
Still waiting on them to make a movie about Bet and Dinah, two teenagers enslaved by the Van Rensselaer family in Albany NY, who were accused of starting a fire on Nov 17 1793 which burned down the homes of dozens of slave-owners, stoking fears of a slave uprising which likely hastened New York to abolish slavery.
Democrats and Republicans just spent a combined $16.7 billion on the midterm elections, buying our time and attention, and drawing resources away from organizing grassroots democracy and building networks of mutual aid.
Big if true. #WaterIsLife
Congress enacted Indian Child Welfare Act in 1978 in response to evidence that Indian families commonly faced unwarranted removal of their children—so much so that during that time at least 25% of all Indigenous children were being placed out of home, with 85% of those children being placed in non-Native homes or institutions.
Via @nativelandnet
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