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Superfund sites are everywhere superfunded men destroyed everything indigenous for a quick pile of useless colonialist dollars.

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+We are and hope you chose long ago (past tense) to turn away from the game-seekers who need money attack, any form of enraged aggression on old native grandmothers as a way of way of life. The older and more public your defection from Evil plagiarist, the more we will love you.

[1] Vice News report of contamination-prone aquifiers where Billionaire-serving engineering experts cannot figure out what to do when the problems that have been affecting indigenous peoples affect their own lives.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuDsana5wvQ

if you havent already shared information about the residential schools, congrats, youre slower to acknowledge genocide than sports illustrated

https://www.si.com/.amp/lacrosse/2021/09/17/lacrosse-and-canadas-cultural-reckoning-daily-cover

if your cat often bothers you at your computer and walks all over your keyboard, it's because they're trying to join you and do what you're doing. It's a sign of affection! One way to mitigate disruption without pushing away your cat is by buying your cat their own laptop and plugging it in next to yours. make sure the laptop has wifi, a VPN, and access to the darkweb

Indian Country Today — a media outlet covering Indian Country that was on hiatus less than two years ago — has roared back to life, opening bureaus in Anchorage, Phoenix, and Washington, D.C., in addition to a partnership with the Associated Press.

The AP partnership represents the first time that a mainstream news service will distribute stories published by a Native American publication. In addition, the groundbreaking Associated Press partnership will enable stories that appear in reservation newspapers and are published by Indian Country Today to also be distributed on the AP’s wire service.

https://nextcity.org/features/view/we-are-all-on-native-land