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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
$LAYYYTER
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Show & Tell
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@wolfyve
Once again I never do anything fun for me 🖕🏽🙄
Need a new wardrobe????? GET THESE DRESSES NOW
Lol your “grandparents” were in the black panther movement
Your “grandparents” created organizations like the gangster disciples & black stones
Your “grandparents” were starting wars with police, takin judges hostage & takin over prisons
The older generation way harder than you niggas rn, stop disrespecting , yall dont have a malcolm x
I watched Gods of Egypt online … my god it was so white washed…
SO i had to doodle some real Egyptian ladies, this was fun as heck!
Temple of the Goddess Hathor at Nitentóre (Dendera): the western staircase leading to the roof of the Temple. On the wall at right, detail of the procession ascending to the roof of the Temple: four priests carrying shrines
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by Da1ce at Deviantart
(via fuckyeahnativeamericans)
Delegation of New Mexico tribal leaders in Washington DC, protesting the Bursum Bill.
Includes Pueblo governors and members of the All-Pueblo Council including Juan Avila (Sandia), Santiago Naranjo (Santa Clara), Martin Vigil (Tesuque), Sotero Ortiz (San Juan), Jose Alcario Montoya (Cochiti), and others
Photographer: Schutz Date: 1923 Negative Number 047827
‘Zitkala-Ša, a Yankton Sioux Native American woman who made her mark as a champion of Native American rights and as an accomplished author and musician. She and her husband, Raymond Bonnin, founded the National Council of American Indians in 1926 to advocate for full citizenship rights for Native Americans.’
”A scene from Standing Rock this weekend, where law enforcement met protesters with militarized vehicles, assault weapons, mace, and mass arrests. The ‘water protectors’ moved their main camp so it is now directly in the path of pipeline construction.”
Photo by Matt Ohloff