What Tigerlily was meant to teach native girls.
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What Tigerlily was meant to teach native girls.
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Download These Slides and Take Your Picture with Them To Help Raise Awareness
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Hi,
We are on the verge of ending the epidemic of hundreds of state kidnappings of Native American children by South Dakota’s Department of Social Services. Our Lakota children are ten times more likely than non-Native kids to be forcibly removed from their homes and placed in the foster care system.
Your support would greatly help bring our children home!
We have launched the Campaign to Free Lakota Children, with a national petition calling on President Obama to authorize the grants we need to start our own foster care programs, and put us within sight of bringing our children home.
Specifically, we ask that you share our 12 minute video, “Hearts on the Ground” (viewable at www.LakotaLaw.org/Action). It was directed by Kalyanee Mam, who last year won the Sundance Award for best international documentary, for her work on the modern struggles Indigenous face in her native Cambodia. “Hearts on the Ground” explains the tragic reality that so many Lakota grandmothers and parents face, when they have their children illegally seized by the state.
We are close to finally stopping the kidnapping of our children, and hope you will help us to do so.
Sign the petition and watch the video here: http://lakotalaw.org/action.
To learn more about this cultural genocide:
Website: http://lakotalaw.org/
Problems and Solutions: http://lakotalaw.org/lakota-child-rescue-project/problems-and-solutions Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LakotaPeoplesLawProject
Please help us bring our children home.
Wopila (Many Thanks),
Lakota People’s Law Project
Please help us stop the kidnapping of our Lakota children by sharing our petition and video! http://lakotalaw.org/action
Please help stop the kidnapping of Lakota children. Share our petition & video!http://lakotalaw.org/action
Photo Courtesy Sarah Olowan Martinez
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White people wearing red face
White people wearing warbonnets
White people using racist/sexist slurs like, “Squaw”
White people denying the continued genocide and oppression of indigenous people
WHITE PEOPLE
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Violence Against Native Women is Not Traditional: Whisper at Ted x ABQWomen
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The way I was taught is this, if you have the knowledge then it is your duty to pass it on to the next generation, it doesn’t matter if they grew up on the rez or in the city. The border of the rez isn’t our border, we didn’t put it there, we traveled all over (Ojibwe that is, I…
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Sarah Olowan Martinez, Oglala Lakota. The Lakota people have vowed to stop the Keystone XL pipeline, which would move toxic tar sands through their lands and water sources. The Lakota people have been holding nonviolent direct action training camps to prepare to stop the pipeline. Photo courtesy Oglala Lakota AIM
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We Were Children (by TurtleIslandNewsDaily.info)
a First Nations film about the boarding school experiance.
trigger warning for abuse.
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