#indigenous history month

[ndntighnari]

Also on the note of it being indigenous history month and pride month, if anyone can spare some cash to help out a disabled trans native it'd be super appreciated!

Only got P-yPal unfortunately!

#fundraising #mutual aid #indigenous history month #pride #pride month

[i-am-thevoid]

Happy Indigenous History month and happy Pride month again! Your local two spirit here to say fuck the colonial genders, our queerness existed and was embraced long before you came here.

#pride #2slgbtq #indigenous history month

[alieisntdead]

happy indigenous history and pride month! tapping the sign - there can be no queer liberation withour decolonization. queer liberation that only extends to settlers is not queer liberation, it's advocating for all whites to be included in white supremacy. Indigenous queer folks cannot be liberated and colonized simultaneously. wishing safety, stability, and community to all my siblings this month <3

#pride month #indigenous history month #no queer liberation without decolonization

[dnpanimationstudioclone]

National Indigenous History Month🖤❤️💛🤍

Dr Joshua Strongbear Sweet, Atlantis: The Lost Empire

Little Creek, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron

Kenai, Sitka and Denahi, Brother Bear

Michael Collins, the Proud Family

Tommy Tukyuk, Yvon of the Yukon

Sacagawea, Clone High

Ms. Hunter Wendell & Wild

Rowan, Ice Age

Song, Jaxon & Song’s Maple Mystery

What do u think? Know any other Indigneous characters in media? I’d love to know🖤❤️💛🤍

I got more examples from previous ones I did.

https://www.tumblr.com/dnpanimationstudioclone/687703917886390272/national-indegenous-peoples-day?source=share

#indigenous history month #clone high #atlantis the lost empire #jaxon and songs maple mystery #the proud family louder and prouder #the proud family #wendell and wild #spirit stallion of the cimarron #brother bear #Indigenous characters #national indigenous history month #ice age #indigenous

[missegyptiana]

HAPPY NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY!!! And National Indigenous History Month! Today is to celebrate the First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples of Canada! Please take the time to support and honour the Indigenous peoples, not only in Canada but everywhere! Educate and learn about Indigenous communities around the world and support them! And celebrate with us! I am so happy we have today and the entire month to celebrate Indigenous Peoples, but especially all year round!! (A reminder that international Indigenous Peoples day in august 9th!)

#indigenous #national indigenous peoples day #national indigenous history month #indigenous peoples day #indigenous history month #important #indigenous history #inuit #métis #first nations

[canary-prince]

Hey Guys It's Indigenous History Month

Consider donating to some of these great organizations, yeah?

First Nations Development Institute; highly rated by Charity Navigator, FNDI attempts to lift Native communities out of poverty through a wide variety of grants and programs. This is a link to info about their programs and impact.

Native American Rights Fund; a legal collective fighting to preserve tribal sovereignty, challenge systemic racism within the American legal system, and educate the greater public about the conditions Natives live in. Here's their about us.

Native American Heritage Association: focused on rez communities in South Dakota and Wyoming, NAHA provides heating assistance, food, tools, and other vital household goods to combat the effects of poverty in these vulnerable communities. Here's a list of their programs.

Association Of American Indian Affairs: this year is their centennial! That's right, these guys have been working since 1922 to fight assimilation, return stolen artifacts, and make cultural connections with Native youth. These days, they even host summer camps, because everyone deserves a childhood. Learn about their history on ongoing impact here.

Contribute directly to help the Sioux Tribe at Standing Rock; this will also help Sitting Bull college, a higher learning institute on tribal grounds.

Ojibwe Cultural Foundation; fighting to preserve and grow the language, art, and culture of the Anishinaabe nations of Canada. Check them out.

#charity #mutual aid #indigenous sovereignty #indigenous history month #the monster speaks

[ladyimaginarium]

Okay so I'm& revitalizing this again.

Hi, my& name's Arcana& / Angel&, and I& am the core / host / singletsona of The Imaginarians Galaxy. If you want to help support a local queer, trans, nonbinary, genderfluid, intersex, mspec, aspec, autistic, disabled, neurodivergent, hoh, chronically ill, psychotic spoonie witch two spirited mixed native and ashkenazi jewish bodied multigenic DID system who's an aspiring activist, fashion model, voice & film actrex, ASMRtist, youtuber/vtuber, polyglot & writer, it'd be greatly appreciated.

This month is Pride Month & Indigenous History Month so please support our indigenous turtle island communities, know who's land you're on and support queer indigenous turtle islander creators, & on top of that, July 13th is also my& birthday & July is also Disability Pride Month & Queer Wrath Month !! I& just find it's funny how white queers get all this support & clout, but the minute a queer Native Jew asks for any kind of mutual assistance, it's like cricket noises, but anyway, here I& go again, I'm& putting out these links just in case someone actually does wanna help out because it's only right to do so being an indigenous queer two spirited bodied system, after all.

If you're white, you can think of this as paying reparations for us& for dealing with antinative racism, antisemitism, ableism, sanism, pluralphobia, psyism, audism, homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, multitransphobia, aphobia, exorsexism, intersexism and the ongoing colonization of my& people and fighting on the behalf of the indigenous, queer and plural communities on here while for any POC reading this, you can think of this as extending your solidarity with us&, so after I& spent a lot of blood sweats and tears into what i& do, I'm& finally asking something that would benefit me& for a change, even like 10$ could help, but even if you still can't for whatever reason, please spread the word out to help us& live easier as a disabled, neurodivergent mixed native system in this ableist & racist world.

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So far these are the best ways to support us&. Information on commissions, booking tarot readings with me& as well as sensitivity reader information will be available in a reblog eventually.

We& didn't have a great childhood growing up as we& were abused for a decade & we& weren't taught many lifeskills so we're& still learning from the gate. Even though we aren't in a life threatening emergency, I'm& generally not in the right financial space to spend a lot & buying my& own shit because I'm& Saving Up™ for a lot of things, including the possibility of me& moving to my& first ever apartment next year & my& future service dog & I& cannot work due to my& multiple disabilities, & I& can't stand up for long periods of time without feeling exhausted & just being an overall madcripple, so whatever you do, it'd be greatly appreciated, especially if you like our& content.

Remember, reblogs > likes!

#arcana.txt #mutual aid. #** post; signal boost. #hennywayz please consider helping us& out ! #our& p.osts for our& t.arot readings & c.ommishes'll be open soon hopefully bc we& got Good Reviews !! TM #also our& s.ervice d.og GFM is still a wip in the sense the description needs to be updated our& bad but you generally get the gist lmao #but keep in mind that this is only for those who're mentally & physically able to give who have energy & spoons to care & those who have $ #if you don't have any of that that's fine too !! n e wayz yt settlers yall owe us& apology gift reparations lmao #tagging for visibility purposes: #indigenous history month #pride month #pride #** post; okay to reblog. #!!!!!

[padawan-historian]

From @doctora_nature

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This will be the video I will always share around this time of year. It’s important to reflect on the education we have been provided that continues to silence and dismiss certain histories. Watch this video and take your own journey to unlearning and relearning the history of Thanksgiving 🦃

#our world #decolonizing the holidays #indigenous sovereignty #our history is your history #video #thanksgiving #native american history month #indigenous history month

[sastiel-is-my-serotonin]

There's a lot of stories I've been told by elders, teachers, cousins, all about what it was like to be taken away from their parents. Or at least attempted to be taken away.

Certain ones stand out the most in my mind. I used to be really involved with church, my entire family was. So we were close to our pastor.

Outside of church my mom was helping her with some things and I remember when she started to open up about her experience with boarding schools.

I sat there and listened as she talked about it. She was one of the ones who'd get in trouble for talking in her native tongue. She learned to stop because some punishments you simply didn't come back from.

She cried talking about when they cut her hair. She didn't understand why her parents were sending her away, she didn't know until she was older they had no choice.

She didn't get very far before she went inside, it all being too much and she didn't want us kids to hear the worst parts.

Even though she wasn't there anymore, she became a pastor who had incredibly short hair. She hardly spoke her language, and at that point she was one of the elders. It still affected her long after and it took me a really long time to see it. Because she was always wrapped up in native clothing, had beaded pieces. She clearly was still within her culture, there just were some parts she never returned back to.

Recently, although she talked about it when I was little too, my Mom talked to my little sister about the sweeps they'd do on reservations.

They all recognized the vans that meant every native child had to hide until nightfall, if you were caught, you weren't coming back.

You couldn't just run inside to your parents, they'd go from house to house, if you were there, they could take you and your parents couldn't do anything about it. It was legal.

All their parents could do was warn them about the vans and beg them to hide until it was safe.

Her and whoever she was with, friends, cousins, siblings, they'd stay out of sight until nightfall. The only thing protecting them was the fact that the vans couldn't be there at night.

It was a part of their normal, you see those vans, you hide and make sure they don't see you. It didn't matter if they showed up in the morning, you didn't exist until they were gone.

It's really no wonder why she still hates vans to this day, she won't buy one even though they're great to fit big families, like ours. And she's always aware of cars but vans especially.

I can't help but sit here and wonder if ICWA is overturned, are my sisters going to have their own stories to tell?

It's already bad how many Natives are taken away because of CPS, if it wasn't for my tribe helping us close the cases opened against us, I would've been. So many of my cousins were, it wasn't unusual for my Mom to open her home to them because they would run away. They knew she would help them. We all knew how bad they were treated, but we couldn't adopt them all. I think my Mom would have if she could've. But it was enough for a lot of them to just have a spot to stay, knowing someones looking out for them who won't judge them.

We need every little bit of protection even now to keep native families together. That fact that this is being attacked right now is so deliberate and Natives have been shouting for people to see that.

This is a pattern, not a coincidence. So many generations have their own stories about how native kids were taken away. Hell, my generation, we have ours! It's always a legal system that we have to fight that non natives ignore. It's a different font, but same story.

Boarding schools were legal, the reservation sweeps were legal, and CPS and foster care, again legal.

The genocide for natives never stopped, it just takes a new form. This is just the latest version. Don't stop talking about ICWA, be loud about it! Don't let them overturn it!

#Indigenous history month #ICWA #There are so many natives who have been on top of this since the beginning #Who've been trying to get people to care and be loud about why this shouldn't be happening #We need ICWA #So many people who are advocating are sharing their stories - listen to us #We know how bad it'll get - please listen before it's too late #We have the chance to stop it - please help us

[this-world-of-beautiful-monsters]

YES YES YES THEY UPHELD THE ICWA!!!!!!!!!

CONGRATULATIONS INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES EVERYWHERE HOLY SHIT!

#indigenous #indigenous issues #indigenous rights #icwa #save icwa #anti child theft #congratulations! #good news #indigenous history month #happy pride 🌈 #native lives matter #indigenous children #indigenous communities

[wildwandaa]

AroAce is a label that I’ve always been hesitant to use because I’ve always been so unsure of myself

I never really talked about it a lot and would kind of off handedly say it

But like, after a lot of just thinking about it, I feel secure, I feel good now.

It feels good to say that i’m AroAce

Anyway

Happy Pride and Indigenous History Month

#wilddart #pride month #indigenous history month #and honestly? if anything changes then that’s okay #I’m allowed to change as a person and to grow #idk #sorry I just have a lot of feelings about this #I used to be so sure of myself but idk

[ndntighnari]

On top of it being pride month, it's also national indigenous history month! So please please remember to support queer, 2 spirit, and yes, cishet indigenous people this month!

Happy pride, and happy indigenous history month!

If you aren't indigenous (which includes black folk in north america) please don't add onto this post. Keep it in the tags.

#pride #pride month #indigenous #indigenous history month

[ccpokemonmaster]

Not only is it pride month but it’s also indigenous history month so happy birthday to all my gay cousins

#we are so powerful every June and every other month of the year #pride month #happy pride 🌈 #happy pride month #indigenous history #indigenous history month #indigenous #happy birthday

[c4ndl3-w1ck]

i saw @arcticflowerz flags and made these as fast as possible oh my god im obsessed

anyways the flags are indigenous gay and lesboy LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOO 💪💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥

#agent 4 #agent 4 splatoon #dirk strider #queer #pride #indigenous history month #splatoon #splatoon 2 #splatoon 3 #homestuck

[cipher-the-sidhe]

This June, please remember that ideas of gender are not universal. The indigenous concepts of gender are not the same as the colonial concepts of it. Do not apply your gendered assumptions onto indigenous people unless you understand that indigenous culture’s concepts of gender.

#native #indigenous #indigenous history month #pride #lgbtq #gay natives

[strawbunnycakes]

Hi! I'm Fae/Alex/Bunnie. I'm a queer chronically ill disabled Native/Asian artist trying to help build up my shop into something that will keep me afloat.

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