#native land

[victusinveritas]

[ourrace-sexraceandculture]

Seeing the decline of Native American land in this map is sad. This country owes Black and Brown people soo much. In fact, this country owes Black and Brown people this country!

[rebel-girl-queen-of-my-world]

#Repost @abforpalestine

We are guests of this land's true keepers.

#LandBack from Turtle Island to Palestine.

#Repost @uncivilized.media:

Thanksgiving and Israel.

[robinlovexo]

some lovely graff that i .. allegedly uhh.. found yesterday :3

[carnivorous-flowerr]

My love for ATLA has been there as my comfort during the dark and anxious times of my life💙. The show was ahead of its time touching on the topic of children battling a war to restore balance to the word in the face of a dictatorship, colonization, and genocide. I think about my favorite character Katara. I love her so much because of her strength, passion, bravery, kindnesses, and resiliency after the genocide of her people making her the last waterbender of her tribe.

I get emotional because as a Mexican-American and the current dehumanization and attacks on our community, where we are experiencing raids and getting pushed out of own land, kidnapped, I think about the warriors of the water tribe and their resiliency.

I think about the beauty in how they have a sense of a community of love that binds them together through the darkest of times. I see connection of the beauty of our people where we look out for eachother, we care for eachother, and refuse to back down and fight back against the colonial oppressor.

We will not sit down with our hands tied. We are descendants of warriors. We know who we are. We are loud and outspoken and won’t tolerate any of the inhume injustices that are inflicted upon us and we will push back because this is rightfully our native land 🦅🐍🌵🤎🪶

So even though it is an animated show, shows and characters can mean so much to people! Katara as a character is a strong indigenous female warrior! She would definitely be fighting along side us in this war and she wouldn’t tolerate any of this tyrannical sh** either!!!🥹🌊🇲🇽 We are warriors, and we are healers of our communities

[found-in-nomadland]

📍The Mittens

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Arizona–Utah

The Mittens are towering sandstone formations shaped over millions of years by erosion. Located within Navajo Nation land, they’ve become one of the most recognizable landscapes in the American Southwest.

[edenfenixblogs]

Painted Desert

[ometochtli2rabbit]

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