https://youtu.be/E-z9djgthqE New(ish) John K. Samson song about fantasy baseball, fascist fuckers, the end of the world, demolished hope and helping “to organize something better, something beautiful”. So basically about the summer of 2020.
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chirotus: constant-instigator: ermefinedining: This map should be included in every history book. Oh wow! I’ve been wanting this for ages! This needs to be in every history book along with a map showing where those nations have been pushed to now. A map of the major (indigenous) linguistic groups in North America.
“Do you think it helps to ask these questions? […] Suppose it’s the humiliation, I want to be humiliated? What good will it do to me to know that?” – “I don’t know. What do you think?”- “I think these conversations are fine when you’re mildly troubled and interested but not when you’re desperate.”- “You’re …
edgysatsuma: fozmeadows: whataboutthemenses: blackamazon: facebooksexism: breewriteswords: pleatedjeans: The mayor of Mississauga, Canada is a badass. via Hazel McCallion, everbody. 92 years old, 34 years in office, $0 in debt $700 million in reserve Eight prime ministers One truck. But women aren’t strong leaders… OH WAIT. Now I’m sure somebody’s gonna tell me something but supports …
Acimowin: To Tell a Story (TW for video and linked article: sexism, racism, sexual assault, murder) Megan Bertasson (Whitebear Woman, Wolf Woman; Cree woman) gives a talk on the importance and impact of Cree storytelling – including storytelling as resistance – and proceeds to tell a horrifying story about the treatment of Cree people, especially …
danielmcbatman: nedhepburn: undoneattheseams: leeleeleelee: Conservatives react to the Affordable Care Act on twitter. Is anyone gonna tell these people that Canada uses provincial government healthcare systems and public health insurance or is everyone just going to sit back and watch these people make asses of themselves? Wait, don’t answer that. Funniest thing of the week! …
Native American Childhoods
Children of the Dragonfly: Native American Voices on Child Custody and Education, edited by Robert Bensen, is a great anthology of stories – autobiographical, fictional, traditional, – poems and other texts about growing up Native American. In a time when the so-called neo-colonial behavior by the US in the middle and far east draws heavy …