Decolonize fandom spaces!

Hello! This blog is dedicated to indigenous peoples in fandom! Whether you are Native American, Polynesian, Aboriginal Australian, Ainu, etc., all native peoples are welcomed with open arms! This place is for you ☀️

[decolonize-fandom]

If you:

Are against the Land Back movement

Are proship, MAP, loli/shota or "pear". Whatever you people call yourselves

Are against any religion that isn't Christianity

Feel if mixed/black natives don't belong in indigenous spaces

Defend pedophilia, incest, rape, and/or zoophilia in ANY context

Are a centrist/right-leaning/anti-SJW

Are a terf/radfem

Are truscum or transmed

Are """"""""gender critical""""""""

Feel if kids don't belong in fandom spaces (ESPECIALLY when the media is...... for kids, lol)

Believe that "fAnDoM iSn'T aCtIvIsM"

Think blackwashing is a thing or are "race critical"

Think that cultural appropriation/whitewashing/poc-coded characters aren't real

Think fiction has no effect on reality

You WILL be blocked on sight.

I do not have the interest nor the patience in debating with you. If you come onto my blog looking for a fight, I will simply reblog your post with the tag "block list", then block and report you.

This is a safe space for natives. If you have a problem with that, then you're more than welcome to leave.

[dragonladdie]

😏 height chart time

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All my native homies wake up new reaction image just dropped

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EVERYONE SHUT UP RIGHT THE FUCK NOW

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Native baddies feel free to add on

[dragonladdie]

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but how come you act like you’re 100% native when you’re half white? As someone who is fully Cherokee this is slightly confusing (and slightly infuriating)

Simple answer: I spend more time with my dad's family than my mom's. I know more of my mom's family in general, but I've spent more time with my dad's side that I've picked up certain stuff. I'm also closer with them, too.

But still, being mixed has really nothing to do with whether or not they "act" like one side? If that makes sense? Like, I know biracial/intersectional people who "act/talk" like one parent more than the other. It all depends on the environment you grow up around, I guess 🤷🏽‍♂️

[decolonize-fandom]

This one goes out to women of color in fandom spaces, you are all so strong, creative and powerful ❤️ love y'all

[tepkunset]

Some Indigenous superheroes for Indigenous Peoples Day

[lanaflowerz]

Jujutsu Kaisen native Brazilian version

[imeroi]

Omg, my nation being represented... What a dream 😩

[hvshi-cowboy]

a Maya I drew for nativember 

I imagine her as Lakota Sioux! 

[hawtdawgblog]

Here are some of the pieces that I have made for nativember! Been meaning to post these throughout the month!

(Sorry if the bottom one is wonky)

(And anyone who somehow has an issue with this can kiss my nish ass 💙)

[tawodi-art]

My name is Guillermo de la Cruz

[lpbestiary]

The uktena is a mythical horned serpent from the beliefs of the Cherokee people. It is described as a great snake, as thick as a tree trunk, with glowing scales and a crest like a diamond on its forehead.

The Uktena is invulnerable, with only one spot on its head being vulnerable. The diamond-like crest, known as the ulun'suti, is said to grant great powers. However, attaining it is no easy feat, as the creature has a dazzling gaze and poisonous breath.

Image source.

Monster master list.

Suggest a spook.

[du-buk]

Oc/protag design for next project 

[paleonativeart]

Day 25: Butterfly

The goddess of butterfly, Kai Benally with traditional Navajo blanket.

Kai Benally from Life on the Rez belongs to me as oc creator.

[imeroi]

💘

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