#Verde Valley

[madmike363]

The view from my grandparents old house on Sunshine Hill in Jerome, AZ. You can see the northern Verde Valley and Sedona's famous red rocks from here. What a view and what great memories.

#sedona #red rocks #arizona #verde valley #jerome #grandparents #kid memories

[az-coyote-nate]

The in-between we can see, yet many are still blind too.

#verde valley #dirty verde #calm amidst the caos

[serifcz]

Verde valley

#verde valley #arizona

[nortsauce]

A happy fun adventure awaits over the green hill! Praise Jesus!

VALLE VERDE IS SO GOOD!!!!

GO WATCH IT!!!!

#analog horror #valle verde #psychological horror #horror #horror art #horror series #religious trauma #religious horror #animal crossing #stardew valley #these were semi-referenced in tge game

[capeverdequeen]

#capeverdean #capeverde #west africa #fauna #nature photography #greenery #islands #travel #cape verde #african #africa #capvert #exotic #homes #mountains #valleys

[1ore]

🦫 trick or treat from the stream

YOU

red rocks be upon ye

#(unclear whether this is a trick or a treat (ambient loathing for the city of sedona outweighed only by affection for the verde valley)) #HAPPY HALLOWEEN REED!! #uncaptioned tag

[stillebesat]

Valley View

#stillephotos #Mountains #Valley #Colorado #Mesa Verde

[fiendishartist2]

ppl on the internet when a piece of media is really good and therefore popular: um actually im starting to think its overrated....

#kill the film critic in your head im serious #this was spurred on by someone in youtube horror poll seeing that petscop was winning the last round and saying it was overrated #sometimes media is just good. idk what to tell you man #i feel like we've lost the meaning of overrated. it doesnt just mean smth thats really popular lol #its smth that is not very good but really popular bc of hype from fans/critics. esp if its just a fad #basically cry me a river petscop is 1000x better than any local58 clone #petscop has everything: originality. believability. an amazing story. the best visuals ive seen from webhorror besides valley verde (which- #-petscop preceedes by like 6 or 7 years) #and uh what does gemini home entertainment have? thats right NOTHING #go watch local58 if you want a good youtube horror series in the style of old news broadcasts #sorry i think webhorror brings out my meaner side lol #ignore if you like ghe ig

[toesuckler]

being very autistic about bugs mean that occasionally i have questions that no one has answers for. for example. what the fuck is up with blue gossamerwings

#ollie rambles #why is there like 5 species that are all only located in one area #and why are those towns all so different #what links palos verdes and willamette valley and miami #what is the link between all of these towns

[rabbitcruiser]

National Day of Mourning

The National Day of Mourning takes place on the fourth Thursday of November, this year it’s on November 24. If this date sounds familiar to you, it’s because the fourth Thursday of November also coincides with Thanksgiving in the U.S. Every year on the National Day of Mourning, Native American people in New England gather together to protest. To them, Thanksgiving serves as a reminder of the unjust treatment that Native Americans have received since the 1620 Plymouth landing.

History of National Day of Mourning

The National Day of Mourning reminds us all that Thanksgiving is only part of the story. Native Americans, since 1970, have gathered at noon on Cole’s Hill in Plymouth, Massachusetts, to commemorate a National Day of Mourning on Thanksgiving Day.

Pilgrims landed in Plymouth and established the first colony in 1620. As such, it’s the oldest municipality in New England. Many Native Americans, however, don’t celebrate the arrival of the Pilgrims and other European settlers. Thanksgiving, to them, is a brutal reminder of “the genocide of millions of Native people, the theft of Native lands, and the relentless assault on Native culture.”

They participate as a way to honor Native ancestors and the struggles of Native peoples to survive today. “It is a day of remembrance and spiritual connection as well as a protest of the racism and oppression which Native Americans continue to experience.”

The United American Indians of New England (UAINE) sponsors this event. They maintain that the Pilgrims arrived in North America and claimed tribal land for their own, as opposed to establishing a mutually beneficial relationship with the local inhabitants. UAINE members believe that these settlers “introduced sexism, racism, anti-homosexual bigotry, jails, and the class system.”

The National Day of Mourning generally begins at noon and includes a march through the historic district of Plymouth. While the UAINE encourages people of all backgrounds to attend the protests, only Native speakers are invited to give these speeches about the past, as well as current obstacles their people have overcome. Guests are asked to bring non-alcoholic beverages, desserts, fresh fruits and vegetables, or pre-cooked items. The protest is open to anyone, and has attracted other minority activists.

National Day of Mourning timeline

​1998 No permit needed​

UAINE receives permission from local authorities to march in protest without having to obtain a permit. ​

​1997 Protests got violent​

State troopers use force against protesters who gathered together to observe the 28th annual National Day of Mourning. ​

​1970 National Day of Mourning began

The first annual protest for the National Day of Mourning takes place.​

​1620 Pilgrims arrived​

English separatist Puritans, who had broken away from the Church of England, land at Plymouth Rock. Today we refer to them as Pilgrims.

National Day of Mourning FAQs

What really happened in 1621?

The Pilgrims celebrated their first successful harvest by firing guns and cannons in Plymouth. The noise alarmed ancestors of the Wampanoag Nation who went to investigate. That is how native people came to be present at the first Thanksgiving Are federal offices closed on a national day of mourning?

U.S. government offices are closed on the National Day of Mourning due to the Thanksgiving holiday. What happens on the National Day of Mourning?

Native Americans and supporters gather in Plymouth to “mourn our ancestors and the genocide of our peoples and the theft of our lands.”

How to Observe National Day of Mourning

Brush up on your history

Learn more about the United American Indians of New England (UAINE)

Attend a protest

Do you know much about the first Thanksgiving? Do some research online, stop by your local library, or watch a documentary that will help give you a better understanding of what Native Americans actually went through.

UAINE is responsible for helping the National Day of Mourning protest take shape. To observe this important day, take some time to learn about about the UAINE. It's a fascinating organization that has done a great deal to promote better treatment for the Native American people.

Protesters gather on Cole's Hill, a location overlooking Plymouth Rock, in Massachusetts. Everyone is welcome to observe these gatherings, and recently, other minority groups have started to become involved in the events of this day.

​4 Reasons To Thank Native Americans

​They've been here a while

​Thank you for your service

Your great-grandma is who?

An important vocabulary lesson

Native Americans have existed in what is now known as the United States since 12,000 BC. ​

Although they were not considered American citizens, over 8,000 Native Americans served in the military in World War I. ​

​Many of the first families who settled in Virginia trace their roots directly back to Pocahontas.

A bunch of Native American words have made their way into the English language; for example, coyote, tomato, poncho, potato, and chia.​

Why National Day of Mourning is Important

It serves as an important history lesson

It's a time to come together

It shifts our attention away from turkey

Textbooks often glaze over the unjust treatment of Native Americans. The National Day of Mourning, however, is a reminder that the people native to the Americas have been the recipients of a great deal of unfair treatment. It's important to discuss.

For protesters, the National Day of Mourning serves as a time to rally together to advocate for what they believe in. UAINE has worked to improve relations between the government and native people.

Yes, Thanksgiving can be a great day filled with tons of good food and time spent with loving family and friends. However, the mission behind the National Day of Mourning is to highlight that the Thanksgiving holiday is actually quite painful for some people. For quite a few Native Americans in New England, Thanksgiving marks a time when their ancestors were treated poorly.

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#Navajo #Diné #Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park #Utah #Arizona #USA #Dinosaur National Monument #Mesa Verde National Park #Colorado #travel #Square Tower House #Canada #original photography #Klahowya Village #Vancouver #Holbrook #The Gather-Ring by Manuel Báez and Charlynne Lafontaine #Ottawa #National Day of Mourning #24 November 2022 #NationalDayofMourning #native american #Wabanki Canoe #Founding Fathers by Dale Faulstich #Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe #National Day of Mourning #fourth Thursday in November #food

[modgirlyreposts-revamped]

Me adding “The Past Should Stay Dead” by Emarosa to every playlist for a horror ARG or webseries about uncovering or archiving an old piece of media thought to be lost

#args #welcome home #cave of shadows #old minecraft reuploads #valley verde #minecraft alpha archives

[labratgirlz]

🎧

bang the small rocks on the big ones/till the small ones are sharp and clean/catch something/kill something/new blade cuts real keen/and then the grass grows up/to cover up/the fire pit and the form/half a world away from the olduvai gorge

#this is like the first two verdes of the song but i just love this song so fucking much go listen to sourdoire valley song by tmg

[commander-snacks]

I made a subreddit for discussing Valle verde!! Come check it out

#valle verde #green valley #also I’m looking for a Spanish speaking mod

[capeverdequeen]

Santiago🇨🇻

#santiago #capeverdean #capeverde #west africa #creole #kriol #islands #travel #cape verde #african #greenery #valleys #mountains #nature photography #nature #africa #capvert #exotic #portuguese

[flying-potato2]

Some pics from Mesa Verde National Park, absolutely stunning scenery and amazing history

Final image is actually of Shiprock, in monument valley. The weather was very clear that day and so I could see all the way out to the next mountain range over. To put into perspective just how far I could see, Shiprock is about 41 miles from where I had pulled off the road to take this picture.

#mesa verde #mesa #desert #shiprock #new mexico #monument valley #colorado #travel #photography #scenic #scenery #landscape #earth

[thorsenmark]

Any Excuse to Visit Monument Valley by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While at the Mittens and Merrick Butte overlook viewpoint with a view looking to the east-northeast to other sandstone formation and butte of in the distance. This is in Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park. East Mitten is present in the image.

#Azimuth 74 #Blue Skies #Butte #Colorado Plateau #Day 4 #Desert Landscape #Desert Mountain Landscape #Desert Plant Li​fe #DxO PhotoLab 7 Edited #East Mitten #Erosional Landscape #High Desert #Hopi-Navajo Mesas #Intermountain West #Landscape #Landscape - Scenery #Looking ENE #Monument Valley #Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park #Nature #Navajo Area #Navajo Indian Reservation #Navajo Nation Reservation #New Mexico and Mesa Verde National Park #Nikon D850 #No People #Outside #Project365 #Sandstone Buttes #Sandstone Spire