Apr 27, 2020
Mount Rushmore is currently a colonialist hate symbol.
Mount Rushmore should have all those coloniser’s faces taken off.
What should replace these faces? A proud spirit animal that guards the Oglala Sioux instead.
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Mount Rushmore is currently a colonialist hate symbol.
Mount Rushmore should have all those coloniser’s faces taken off.
What should replace these faces? A proud spirit animal that guards the Oglala Sioux instead.
Burn down all colonialist buildings, and replace them with native american/tribal architecture.
#BurnDownColonialism #EndColonialism #SmashColonialism #TurtleIslandRevival
America will never be normal again, until...
We abolish the colonialism and lack of culture that has plagued us.
We revive and teach about all surviving native cultures and actual American history, not mere nationalistic fluff.
We make Native languages openly and freely available to all.
My new and updated People’s Republic of Turtle Island map, showing all major areas of what used to be the USA.
California + Nevada = Kochenyo
Alaska = Yupik
New York + Connecticut = Iroquois
Mississippi, Louisiana and south TX = Chata
Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and North Texas = Kanza
Alabama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina = Maskoke
New Mexico, Utah, Colorado and Arizona = Diné
Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina = Tsalagi
All other states and the nations they’re being merged into are on the map for reference.
Relancer le commerce intra-africain pour renforcer la reprise post-Covid-19 et favoriser la sécurité alimentaire.
Relancer le commerce intra-africain pour renforcer la reprise post-Covid-19 et favoriser la sécurité alimentaire.
Le programme « One Trade Africa » du Centre du commerce international aide les MPME africaines à tirer parti des opportunités du marché La pandémie de Covid-19 compromet la trajectoire de développement de l’Afrique. Elle prélève un lourd tribut socio-économique et met en danger la survie de la moitié des Micros, petites et moyennes entreprises (MPME) du continent. Quatre entreprises africaines…
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FIRSTBANK CEO LISTS TECHNOLOGY, CAPACITY AS KEY FOR POST-COVID-19 GROWTH
FIRSTBANK CEO LISTS TECHNOLOGY, CAPACITY AS KEY FOR POST-COVID-19 GROWTH
Dr Adesola Adeduntan, Firstbank CEO said technology, innovation and enhanced capabilities have become necessary to achieve significant business growth in the post-COVID-19. Adeduntan made this remark on Thursday during a Digital Disruption Series webinar organised by the Surrey Business School of the University of Surrey, England. The webinar was themed: “Digital Disruption: How Can Companies…
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Organizational Human Resource Dynamics In The New World Order of Post-COVID19 Normal
Organizational Human Resource Dynamics In The New World Order of Post-COVID19 Normal
The COVID19 Pandemic has profoundly impacted humans’ collective minds at large and will leave a lasting imprint on personal and professional lifestyles. A lot has changed, and a lot will keep changing at an accelerated pace. The Viruses and their mutated strains are here to stay. While there will always be medicinal remedies, economies and business value chains would also have changed forever.…
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Nearly three-quarters of the world’s largest meat, fish and dairy companies have been graded as a ‘high’ pandemic risk and criticised for their inability to prevent the emergence of new zoonotic diseases in a new report released on Wednesday (3 June).
The report, which was produced by FAIRR, a global investor network supported by institutional investors, aims to offer insights into how the current crisis has impacted the animal protein industry, the vulnerability of the industry to future shocks and the role that the sector plays in creating future pandemic risk.
It concludes that the sector is struggling post-COVID-19, and that the pandemic could be the “straw that breaks the meat industry’s back,” concluding that this “demonstrates that intensive animal production is at serious risk of creating and spreading a future pandemic.”
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So that’s the coal industry and the meat industry brought to their knees by covid-19.