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For Indigenous and Native Americans, the fourth Thursday of November is dedicated to Indigenous history, activism, and resistance. It’s called Unthanksgiving.pic.twitter.com/SS9PGRiUmK
Unthanksgiving is about acknowledging, educating, and honoring centuries of Indigenous resistance. Coinciding with New England’s National Day of Mourning, Unthanksgiving activates Alcatraz Island, the site of a 19-month occupation by Bay Area Natives in 1969.pic.twitter.com/G3FUlz0WdU
For generations, Native Americans and Indigenous persons have shared their experiences, using Unthanksgiving as an opportunity for intergenerational and intercultural dialogue.pic.twitter.com/kOBp8FiGgB
Generations before have lived on these lands. Days like Unthanksgiving are opportunities for learning and understanding whose land you live on. Find out here → https://native-land.ca/ pic.twitter.com/nsrYbCrAfA
Unthanksgiving is about honoring Native American and Indigenous heritage, to better understand this history. How are you connected to – and connecting with – Indigenous heritage and history where you live?pic.twitter.com/rDuk06BDtN
Here is the livestream of the National Day of Mourning, happening now in Plymouth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB7Vbz0WJXc … #NationalDayOfMourning
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Wow! I doubt this will get any backlash!
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