[feministism]

compare.

[dreamscreation]

Aaliyah - Journey To The Past

[e-jotja-deactivated20200224]

A healthy relationship

[theconcealedweapon]

Anytime something bad happens, they think a perfect solution is "make sure it happens to someone else".

[ruinedchildhood]

[mrv3000]

Imagining a story in your head:

Writing down the story:

[justkeepdriving94]

As a writer, I can confirm this.

[alisayamin]

Thank you for the visual aid of every story I ever wrote

[thisismyspitesong]

truly the darkest timeline

[brunhiddensmusings]

as if we couldn't all say ‘fuck facebook’ even more

[killthefuckinglights]

halloween 2019 mood

[dreamscreation]

Has anybody seen mah tambourine

[dreamscreation]

[dreamscreation]

California city returns island taken from native tribe in 1860 massacre

‘It’s a really good example of resilience because Wiyot people never gave up the dream,’ Wiyot tribal administrator says

“The tribe sold art and fry bread and took in donations to buy 1.5 acres (0.6 hectares) on the eastern tip of the island for $106,000 in 2000. Years later, the city of Eureka gave the tribe more land.On Monday, the city will sign over the deed to the largest chunk – more than 200 acres in what was the historic village of Etpidolh. No money was exchanged.

“For our city, it’s the right thing to do, and that’s why we’re doing it,” said Kim Bergel, a councilwoman who was born and raised in the county. “Certainly, it’s been far too long.”Tribes have lost millions of acres of land through treaties broken by the US government, by force and in exchange for federal services such as healthcare and education. Rarely has it been restored, said Cris Stainbrook, president of the Indian Land Tenure Foundation.

The Wiyot knew the parcel it bought in 2000 had extensive contamination from a former shipyard that was established on the island shortly after the massacre, along with livestock grazing. That didn’t matter. People in the community asked what they could do to help.The tribe and community members came together to remove boat batteries, lead paint, chemicals, scrap metal, rusty buckets, a huge engine and contaminated soil. A 1,000-year-old clamshell mound containing burial sites, tools and things left over from ceremonies was restored.”

[fahiries]

I hate feeling like people are getting bored of me

[saiyanpvpi-deactivated20191018]

You’re not here to entertain anybody

[fahiries]

wow you’re right

[sneakyfeets]

Does anyone have that pic of the three cats lined up and the black one has a really stupid look on its face

[thelarrygodmother]

You mean this one???

[sneakyfeets]

Yes thank you

[dreamscreation]

Native American canoes circle Alcatraz to honor 50 years since occupation – in pictures

Native American tribes from up and down the west coast came together ine San Francisco Bay to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day on 14 October. Starting at dawn people paddled traditional tribal canoes around Alcatraz Island – the famous former prison site which was occupied by Native Americans from 1969-71. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the historic act of resistance that launched the modern era of indigenous rights

[thisisradioactive]

When you make a reference and someone actually gets it

[memescomedy]

[greelin]

raccoons and their… little hands

[taradiddled]