8.5K views · 13 comments | The Mother of Brazil is Indigenous by @myrianveloso Translation & Subtitles: @maryanomaya ✨Support our Correspondents.✨ Please consider making a donation to Indigenous Peoples Movement (in bio) so we can continue to support our independent corespondents that are a part of our coalition. Your donations help with costs of travel, food, resources, translating service and content creation. | Indigenous Peoples Movement | Facebook

Brazil Indigenous April Update: While @lulaoficial continues abroad in it's foreign policy campaign, we indigenous people of Brasil continue our fight for our lands. Check what two mighty warriors have to say to the government: @txaisurui Hi, president @lulaoficial. There is no democracy without the demarcation of indigenous lands. I invite everyone to unite in the struggle for land and life. Demarcation now for our territories! Share it! @jvpankararu The indigenous movement is attentive, consci

Long Island’s Indigenous peoples have lived in the region for at least 10,000 years. In 1659, they were dispossessed of Plum Island. Descendants of those dispossessed are stakeholders in envisioning the island’s future use and management. Making Plum Island a National Monument would enable careful study to help us discover and celebrate both the ancient and the recent past and help guide long-term preservation of Indigenous people’s culture and heritage. Urge President Biden to proclaim Plum Isl

Thw TIME MARK is a history grinder. It ends with history, it changes the whole history. Because, for it, from October 5, 88 on, there is no more history, but from that day on, it inverts the logic too: those who were not are now, and those who were are now invaders. IT SEEMS THAT THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE WERE THE ONES WHO ARRIVED IN THE CARAVELS. He places the colonizer as the owner of the land and the indigenous person as the invader. The temporal mark denies the presence of the indigenous people

2.8K views · 60 reactions | National Indigenous Peoples Day, June 21, is a day to recognize and honour the achievements, histories and rich cultures of First Nations, Inuit, Métis and non-status Indigenous peoples in Canada. The first day of summer was chosen by Indigenous leaders to recognize and honour these significant contributions to Canadian society. #NIPD2024 | Canadian Museum of History | Facebook

19K views · 346 reactions | October 14th is Indigenous Peoples’ Day!...