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Before-and-After: What Happens When Indigenous Nations Take Back Their Lands – Intercontinental Cry

Few phrases spark more panic in Canada than “land back.” The moment people hear it, a familiar fear floods the air: Are they going to take o

Before-and-After: What Happens When Indigenous Nations Take Back Their Lands

"[...] Here’s the truth: land back isn’t about mass evictions or revenge. It is about honoring broken agreements, restoring balance, and renewing the living systems that sustain us all. When Indigenous nations take back their lands, forests grow again, rivers run clean, salmon return—and communities gain the possibility of a future rooted in sustainability and care. Land back, in other words, is not the end of Canada. It is an invitation to build something better together." "[...] The real before-and-after story is not just about rivers, forests, or wildlife—it’s about people, futures, and survival. When land is returned, languages return. Ceremonies rekindle. Children grow up learning to fish, farm, and gather in the ways their ancestors did. Health improves, cultural pride deepens, and communities heal."

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antarctica's nearest indigenous peoples.

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sniper / saxton hale is t4t and ace4ace.

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Poster for the 2023 Festival of the Photocopier zine fair, illustrated by Merv Heers.

Hosted by Stick Institute and held at Meat Market on February 11th & 12th, 2023 in Melbourne, Australia.

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Some chunky beef ribs from Perth, Australia. Check this blog!

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Flag of Australia. ha ha im so funy lmao

from /r/vexillologycirclejerk Top comment: This sort of hilarious original content is what I subscribed to r/vexillologycirclejerk for. I believe the funny part is that the flag is upside-down, which is humorous due to the fact that Australia is in the southern hemisphere. I hope you continue to make such funny posts.