#or Bartolina Sisa?

[neechees]

Wandering Spirit & his men's graves & memorial still get vandalized to this day by settlers 200 years later btw. That's how settler White Canadians treat First Nations who fought back

[edsonjnovaes]

MULHERES INDÍGENAS LUTAR É RESISTIR 1.2

Encontro Internacional – Mulheres de Abya Yala – Bartolina Sisa. Fórum Popular da Natureza – 2020 05 set As Mulheres Indígenas da Terra Jaraguá, povo Guarani de Pindorama (Brasil) participaram do Encontro Internacional – Mulheres de Abya Yala – Bartolina Sisa realizado em 05 de setembro de 2020, das 18h às 20h online pelo Forum Popular da Natureza. Bartolina Sisa fue una valerosa heroína…

[workingclasshistory]

On this day, 23 June 1751, Gregoria Apaza Nina, Indigenous Aymara rebel leader, was born in Bolivia. She led a major Indigenous revolt, along side her brother, Julián Apaza Nina (Túpac Katari), and sister-in-law, Bartolina Sisa, against Spanish colonial rule in the country. She and Bartolina took over the leadership of the rebels following the capture and death of Túpac Katari in November 1781. Learn more about Native American resistance in this book: https://shop.workingclasshistory.com/collections/books/products/500-years-of-indigenous-resistance-gord-hill https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=649457423894143&set=a.602588028581083&type=3

[valkyries-things]

BARTOLINA SISA // HEROINE

“She was an Aymaran woman and indigenous heroine who led numerous revolts against the Spanish rule in Charcas, then part of the Viceroyalty of Peru and present-day Bolivia. Alongside her husband, the indigenous leader Túpac Katari, she participated in the organisation of indigenous military camps that took part in the siege of La Paz. She was betrayed and turned in to the Spanish authorities, who later executed her.”

[concienciasolidariaong]

🖥#LaSemillaRebelde

Sábado 07.09.2024 - 16 hs.

PAISANOS EN ACCIÓN:

- Agricultura urbana: la oportunidad para convertir a Córdoba en una #ciudadbiofílica.

- Menguí adhiere al rechazo de la reapertura de Atanor, en San Nicolas.

Thórkhom en "Colaboración Entre Reinos": escarabajos, diferentes tipos. En qué colaboran, cómo identificarlos y de qué se alimentan.

Jav Nepo en "Recetas Eterno Presente": libro "Alimentación Evolutiva" de Daniel Gagliardo. El agua, parte 5.

#Desmontes en Chaco: el #TSJ chaqueño, admite la acción de inconstitucionalidad interpuesta por Conciencia Solidaria ONG.

PUEBLOS ORIGINARIOS:

- Rubén Antonelli en "Pueblos Originarios de Ayer y de Hoy": Día de la Mujer Indígena. Bartolina Sisa.

- Comienza el juicio por el #feminicidio de Nancy Fernández, mujer #Qom.

- Jujuy: avanzan desalojos ilegales de familias campesinas-indígenas.

- El Tucu desde Tucumán: Marcos Pastrana, Consejero de la comunidad Nación Diaguita.Educar para la vida, para no alimentar al tirano. Parte 1.

Lagarto Alzaga Unzué etc...en "La Semilla Terminator": Lagarto y Enfiteusis, fascinados con el nuevo #herbicida. Pasan la publicidad, y te explican cómo aplicarlo. #NoAgrotóxicos #NoTransgénicos

Contenido Informativo Socioambiental

Área Prensa

Regional #Córdoba

#ConcienciaSolidaria ONG

Transmisión: Facebook.com/LaSemillaRebelde

#MEDIOAMBIENTE #DERECHOSHUMANOS #PueblosOriginarios #Salud #Agroecología #Veganismo #AlimentaciónEvolutiva

#ColaboraciónEntreReinos #Agrotóxicos #Transgénicos #NoMonsanto

"Un programa con etiqueta orgánica que nadie podrá patentar"

@lasemillarebelde

@concienciasolidariaong

#ConcienciaSolidariaONG

[elchaqueno]

**Tensión entre Organizaciones Indígenas y Bartolinas Sisa por Viviendas para Damnificados en Entre Ríos**

Un conflicto ha emergido entre diversas organizaciones indígenas y sociales en torno a la distribución de viviendas para las víctimas del aluvión que afectó a Entre Ríos en 2022. René Arebayo, portavoz de Diplomacia de los Pueblos Indígenas Guaraníes y Tikahuazu, ha manifestado su preocupación por la intervención de la organización de mujeres Bartolinas Sisa en el proceso de asignación de estas…

[contextosregionales]

Mujeres Bartolina Sisa, rechazado las declaraciones del presidente Luis ...

[mexicanandusnatives]

Bartolina Sisa, an Aymaran women and hero, she played a crucial role in the fight against Spanish colonialism in Bolivia. She was a guerrilla fighter, and leader who organized grassroots battalions, recruited fighters, and controlled movement in rebellious territories. Her courage and radical leadership continue to inspire resistance against colonial rule.

Born: 1750

Died: September 5th, 1831

Not mexican or form the U.S but a prime example of what native women represent! fearless, leadership and survival!

[sticksoffire]

I'd like to give credit to Prophet Muhammed, Jose Gabriel Condorcanqui, St. Chevalier, Bartolina Sisa, William Grant Still, Prince Hall, Scott Joplin, Joseph Philippe Lemercier Laroche, Paul R. Williams, Trinley Gyatso, Marcus Garvey, Frida Kahlo, Robert Johnson, Fred Hampton, Malcolm X, George R. Carruthers, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Madam C.J Walker, Wes Montgomery, James Baldwin, Maya Angelou, Otis Williams, Garrett Morgan, Muhammad Ali, Fletcher Henderson, George Speck, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Sun Ra, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Jimi Hendrix, James Brown, Pharoah Sanders, Vivienne Westwood, Ahmad Jamal, Alice Coltrane, George Clinton, Bobby Caldwell, Bootsy Collins, Isaac Hayes, Isley Brothers, Motherlode, Curtis Mayfield, Afeni Shakur, Phyllis Hyman, Anita Baker, Lisa Fischer, The Electrifying MOJO, Dapper Dan, Larry Heard Aka Mr. Fingers, Jeff Mills, "Mad" Mike Banks, Erykah Badu, Jaguar Wright, and many more for creating the blueprint for a liberated world through design, organized action/events, speeches, sound, art, and poetry/music

[dailyhistoryposts]

Bartolina Sisa

[Bartolina Sisa and her husband, Tupac Katari. Large gray statues]

Bartolina Sisa (1750-1782) was a military woman who fought against Spanish Imperialism until she was betrayed and executed. Her death date, September 5th, is now the International Day of Indigenous Women and her legacy is upheld as a name for the primary women's union in Bolivia, the Bartolina Sisa Confederation.

Sisa was born in Q'ara Qhatu in what was then the Viceroyalty of Peru (now Bolivia). She was an indigenous woman of the Aywara people, native to the Andean Mountain Range, where she was raised under the rule of the Spanish as a peasant.

She and her husband joined the indigenous resistance against the violent and injustice Spanish rule, and due to her intelligence, Sisa was given leadership of an army of 40,000 armed militiamen. All told, the organization of 150,000 indigenous people laid siege to the city of La Paz for over half a year.

[damianacpi]

Un día como hoy , 5 de septiembre de 1872 fue ejecutada Bartolina Sisa, por luchar por la liberación de los pueblos indígenas, pero tambien por su condición de mujer.

Bartolina Sisa Vargas, la gran guerrera aymara que luchó por la liberación de Abya Yala, fue asesinada por los invasores españoles en La Paz.

Bartolina organizó varios campamentos militares y participó en la lucha por la insurrección indígena.

En 1983 se instauró el 5 de septiembre en su memoria y por todas las indigenas asesinadas y oprimidas el Dia Internacional De La Mujer Indigena.

Bartolina juntó y lideró parte importante de la rebelión aymara-quechua contra la explotación y abuso de los conquistadores, junto a Túpac Katari, su lucha teje la memoria por los derechos y el respeto a la identidad cultural, por la dignidad, por la libertad, la soberanía y el respeto por la historia.

Un proceso de lucha inagotable anti-patriarcal, anti-capitalista y anti-colonialista

¡Jallalla Bartolina Sisa!

[valkyries-things]

GREGORIA APAZA // REBEL

“She was an indigenous leader in Bolivia. In 1781, she participated with her brother Julian Apaza (Tupac Katari) and sister-in-law Bartolina Sisa in a major indigenous revolt against Spanish colonial rule in Bolivia. These Aymara leaders laid siege to the cities of La Paz and Sorata before being defeated and executed.”

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

September 5: Long live International Day of Indigenous Women / Día Internacional de la Mujer Indígena!

September 5 is the International Day of Indigenous Women, a date which marks the 1782 execution of guerrilla leader Bartolina Sisa at the hands of Spanish colonists in La Paz, Bolivia.

Sisa, with her husband and brother-in-arms Tupac Katari, led an indigenous uprising against Spanish rule in Peru.

“She was a woman of struggle, a leader who died for us, her sisters," says Marta Verastigue Chura of the CNMCIO Barotlina Sisa Federation.

Bartolina Sisa was captured, drawn and quartered by the Spanish in 1782 just under a year after Tupac Katari was executed in the same manner. His last words were, “I will return, and I will come as millions,” something Verastigue Chura echoes, taking about the growth of the indigenous women's movement. "Today we are millions of women who have organized ourselves.”

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