#native american holocaust

[ancient-healer]

Clearly trauma affects our bodies, minds and even our genes.

Our genes can carry memories of trauma experienced by our ancestors and can influence how we react to trauma and stress.

Bodies don't just tell stories. They tell histories.

[neechees]

Recieved a warning from tiktok that my account could be under review for a comment that was me talking about misogynist men

[secular-jew]

Stop denying decolonization, and own it!

[presidentkamala]

L M A O and they're already tearing down Diversity and Inclusion at work. The guy hasnt even been inaugurated yet!! Talk about "obeying in advance." All our high level executive management are clearly packing their bags but we have to act like this will be a normal admin turnover..............

Im sooooooo frustrated all my work for the past 6 years is going to come to NOTHING all the excuses they gave us all the pussyfooting and careful deliberation was just successfully buying time until this. This.

Im not going anywhere but it is fucking painful it fucking hurts

[ancient-healer]

@deezdonuts Indigenous genocide denial allows for the continuation of colonial settler ideology. The manifestation of ethnocentric rapaciousness is the very essence of colonialism. The desire to continue carrying out virulent racist assaults upon us that maintain the subjugation and exploitation of indigenous peoples and lands makes you responsible for genocidal activity. Your poor attempt to scapegoat is aggressive at worst and troublesome at best.

When I say "WE'RE STILL HERE!" it stirs fears, because our stories outline attrition processes and lay the groundwork for defining indigenous genocide. It exposes continental ethnic cleansing, mass murder, torture, and religious persecution, past and present. Yes, present. Your bad behavior here and now is the continuation of genocide.

[salvadorbonaparte]

I just remembered how my friend’s dad told me with a serious face that my tribe is full of cannibals and that there were savages hiding in the woods we lived near. Like wtf. I didn’t know how to respond

Build a time machine, kill Christopher Columbus

[treesbian]

the other day while i thought this blog was still terminated someone sent me the stupidest fucking anon. i blocked them so i don't have it but it was stupid. they said smth like comparing the "civilian casualties" in the "year long gaza war" is in no way comparable to the holocaust (referencing that poll I made where I was just listing historical oppressive atrocities) and saying that it is or calling it a genocide at all is "wildly antisemitic."

if they had looked at who they were messaging for 2 more seconds they would've seen I'm literally choctaw by heritage and they look fucking stupid saying that shit to me. don't tell me what I can and can't call a genocide i'm literally native! I know what a genocide looks like. the nakba and the trail of tears are very similar!! and I've seen those fucking fliers to sell palestinian and lebanese land to settlers for cheap!! really reminds me of something!! anyway. they looked stupid and I know it was not a good faith critique!!!

[lab-practicum]

Reminder that the Nazi party were inspired to create a "racially pure state" by how the US treated Indians

https://thecirclenews.org/cover-story/u-s-treatment-of-indians-inspired-hitlers-hunger-policies/

[kyros-tha-soldier]

If you support the ongoing Human genocide in palestine, DRC and Sudan or you are a "nUWUtral cutie patootie oooooh i am so neutral I don't care 💅💅💅" type of person and STILL be a fan of one piece ...

Then I've got bad news for you

Your ass is reading too fast or you're too damn dumb to understand what the story is about. Either way get off the fandom and shut up forever

[cranberrysaucebauce]

Mfs really out here using holocaust denial talking points to “debunk” current events in Palestine

[miamicommune]

i know unamerican is the most disputed term of all time but calling supporting genocide an unamerican practice rly does feel uncomfortably like denial when you look at american history

[ancient-healer]

[neechees]

Those posts that are like, trying to be pro-Palestine by photoshopping Isntreal's map on the U.S with the caption "How would you feel?"

Like. I'm gunna let you in on a little secret. It's gunna blow your mind.

[paulpingminho]

[poetrythreesixfive]

Holocaust

When we speak of the black plague,

we stand in historical awe at the sheer

number of corpses heaped throughout

Europe, with all due respect to the dead

But for the First People, the holocaust

of the American continent was graver,

untold millions of natives sickening and

dying after exposure to foreign sailors

Entire regions wiped out, the eastern

seaboard reduced to piles of whitening

skeletons soon to be disregarded by

the pilgrims and colonists to come

Without so much as an epitaph in school

textbooks, or a stone memorial, let alone

the tearful tribute of future peoples gaily

lounging about on a clear summer day.

-GeorgeFilip

[cemitadepollo]

I wish people would stop using nazism to measure how bad a thing is. Cruelty has existed for WAY before nazis existed, things like the spanish inquisition or the genocide of native americans happened before the holocaust did. By this I don't mean to say that "the holocaust wasn't that bad" bullshit antisemitic people spit, I mean that maybe people -especially gentiles- should leave the nazi comparisons alone??? Maybe?? Perhaps even understand that something can and will be terrible without saying "oh, this is just like the holocaust."

I'm sick of people comparing things to nazism to show how bad or good something is. Sure, there's a lot of things you can trace down to nazis, like eugenics, but a bad thing can exist on its own and still be terrible without being tied to nazis.

I don't know if I explained myself correctly, but yeah.