#pataxo

[folkfashion]

Pataxo woman, Hamangai Marcos Melo, Brazil, by Pablo Albarenga

[boutiquetravelexperts-blog]

If you are ever in Caraiva, we recomend visitng Aldeia Porto do Boi and learn about the culture of Pataxo indigenous people from Bahia. https://buff.ly/3XWv45X #caraiva #bahia #brazil #AldeiaPortodoBoi #pataxo #indigenous #culturetrip Author: @rafael_paz https://www.instagram.com/p/CpfDobNtUzJ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[allthebrazilianpolitics]

‘A legend for our people’: Inside an Indigenous activist’s death in Brazil

The shooting of Maria de Fatima Muniz has renewed attention towards Indigenous attempts to reclaim ancestral territory.

Mukunã Pataxó remembers his aunt began to sing moments before the gunfire rang out.

Maria de Fátima Muniz, 52, was a spiritual leader among the Pataxó Hã-Hã-Hãe, an Indigenous group in northeastern Brazil. A short, serious woman with dark, shoulder-length hair, she was known to lead her people in prayer and song, her voice deep and steady.

But on January 21, that voice could not quell the violence about to erupt in the rolling green hills outside Potiraguá, a town in the state of Bahia.

About 50 members of Maria’s village had gathered there to set up camp one day prior, in an effort to reclaim part of their ancestral homeland. She, her brother Chief Nailton Muniz and the other Pataxó Hã-Hã-Hãe activists had planned to plant traditional crops in the area: beans, cassava and corn, alongside medicinal herbs.

But their presence generated backlash among the local landowners. A social media message soon circulated on WhatsApp, calling on merchants, farmers and landholders to “take back” the parcel.

More than 30 vehicles arrived the next morning, blocking access to the roads. The Brazilian government later estimated there were 200 non-Indigenous “ruralists” present. Some came armed.

Mukuna said police on the scene had assured the Pataxó Hã-Hã-Hãe of their safety. Video showed the group chanting at the top of a dirt path, while officers stood metres away.

Law enforcement did nothing, however, as the ruralists raised their guns to shoot, Chief Muniz and his stepson Mukunã allege.

The ruralists opened fire and attacked the group, wounding at least five people and setting fire to Pataxó Hã-Hã-Hãe vehicles. Chief Muniz was shot in the kidney. And his sister was fatally injured. She died on the way to the hospital.

“The police were watching everything,” said Mukunã, “as if we were nothing to them.”

Maria became the second Pataxó Hã-Hã-Hãe leader to be shot dead in southern Bahia in the past three months.

Her death has raised lingering questions about the ongoing violence against the Pataxó Hã-Hã-Hãe community — and whether Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva can follow through with his promises to defend Indigenous rights.

Continue reading.

[sheltiechicago]

Aldeia Velha Reserve, Brazil

Ytapoa Aguiar of the Pataxo indigenous tribe takes part in a traditional ritual

Photograph: Andre Coelho/EPA

[brasil-e-com-s]

Povo Pataxó

[terranautica]

welcome!

this blog loves planet earth and the people in it.

some notes:

I generally try to identify places + groups

I try to make conscious decisions about tags that respect cultural identities, consider historical context and reject imperialism. I realize this is impossible and messy and doomed to be inconsistent. choices I've made include one Korea, one Ireland, and multiple tags for separatist states, i.e. Scotland, Catalan Countries.

I am currently unsure when or if it makes sense to tag the "bigger" nation in a post about an autonomous region, ex. China and Tibet, Faroe Islands and Denmark. I want to respect widespread independence movements, but also not become bloated with regional tags. Tibet deserves to be free of China but I have to laugh at modern Texas separatism.

Israel does not get a tag. Jewish diaspora, Free Palestine, genocide, USA, or anti imperialism are used.

I am not always sure when to use the indigenous peoples tag. if I am unsure I will probably leave it out.

except the history and prehistory tag, I currently am not tagging things that no longer exist, ex. Soviet Union, Roman Empire. I may instead tag with related tags, ex. Russia, Greece

Tags like EU, UK, Africa, Asia, Latin American, Polynesian, etc. are used in posts that refer to many places/groups collectively ex. Lunar New Year in Asia

I try to tag the country/group that an artist/writer/creator belongs to, ex. a post featuring Baldwin tagged with USA, literature, black diaspora

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[f0xd13-blog]

What keyla brasil should be talking about!!! Bit ut seems like the kim petras are more important rn... Even I talk more about this... anyways...

[where-the-sabia-sings]

Brazil’s family ties

While I do firmly believe Brazil had more than one parent, I think it’s safe to say Portugal is her main father figure.

Now when it comes to her other parental figures I still have many doubts how to put that, because as much as I like the idea of a nation tan for Tupi, I’m not so sure of putting Tupinambas, Tamoios, Pataxos, Tupiniquim and every other natives that fall under the “Tupi” label into a single one representative.

I have this headcanon that since in her early years Manuela didn’t a definitive “mother” figure and things were kinda of blur for her at the time, later to compensate that lack of “mother” Manu made up a idealized maternal figure in Tupiniquim.

The thing is that one of Brazil main cultural roots lays on the huge influence of its indigenous people, but of course with the European colonization and also the numerous attempts of the Brazilian governments to erasure this influence on the country’s sociopolitical image.

For this reason I also like to image that as much Manu has inherited a lot of her indigenous parental figures, she’s still not that very much close to them, even though today she’s actively trying to make things better.

Now speaking of the huge African influence in the Brazilian culture, I don’t see Manu having an actual African parent. Most of the enslaved Africans that were brought to Brazil had all of their identities erased, from the place they came from, to even their own names, so I think I would be extremely disrespectful to put the multitudes of the african diaspora here in Brazil on a single nation tan and call it a day. Nope.

What I can see, is Manu being close to some African nations, like her brother and sister Moçambique and Angola, much for the historical ties she has with them (especially with Angola). She also searches for a way to get back at African ancestry (more in a way of self acceptance), if that’s makes any sense 😅

Other relatives of Brazil are:

* Guarani, who she sees as a kinda of a distant aunt today, even though she’s not much sure of this (which makes Paraguay a very distant cousin)

* Fernando de Noronha, Manu’s almost twin brother

* Marajó, her late older sister, even though they didn’t interacted very much until Marajó’s death in 1754

* And of course, Spain is her uncle, and the rest of the LATAM, especially South Americans, are her cousins

[lightelfearthling]

PATAXOS INDIANS

[planetosjapon]

Semaine 15 : Je sais j’ai encore du retard, oui mais, j’ai une bonne excuse! Oui messieurs dames, car à l’aide de ma détermination absolue je me suis faite invitée dans une communauté indigène pataxó @reservapataxodajaqueira , pendant une petite semaine. J’ai loué mes services de dessinatrice pour illustrer un conte traditionnel pour l’école en échange de mon accueil. Les 3 dessins sont en lien avec la légende de la « Mae da lua e do bacurau » qui sont deux oiseaux de la mata (qui dit peuple indigène dit nature, et je découvre que même ici, dans le sud de Bahia, il y’a ma copine mata atlântica !). Bref une petite semaine pour m’imprégner de la culture et partager des moments avec quelques membres de la communauté, dont Damiana en photo (de pratiquement mon âge). Je la faisais bougrement rire avec mes mimiques et mon air de chien battu quand je me suis prise une tourista en essayant de manger la viande ahahaha (je referais plus). Je partageais aussi la tranquillité des journées avec ma copine Tacuara, une jeunette de 103 ans, vieille comme un arbre. J’en sors et je digère l’expérience, les apprentissages (en kg). Il y en aura des choses à dire et à vous partager, mais ici c’est pas le lieu. Vidéo 2 : Dans la communauté il y a une partie dédiée à l’accueil du public et leur présentation de chants et danses traditionnelles. Je ne me suis permise de partager uniquement les photos et vidéos publiques. Bref, reconnaissante d’avoir eu cette chance, je vais vous tartiner de la lutte pataxó !! (Ps: en bonus une video d’un singe macaco prego, un genre de Sapajus, l’arbre c’est un jacquier) Semana 15 : passei uma pequena semana na @reservapataxodajaqueira, um honra, onde trocamos o hospedagem contra desenhos pra ilustrar uma lenda tradicional pra a escola (a mãe da lua e o bacurau, desenhos 1,2,3). Um tempo pra aprender e partilhar com alguns membros da aldeia sobre a cultura, a luta e fazer amizades!! Agradeço a aldeia pra essa oportunidade infinita. Agora vou fazer o meu máximo pra sensibilizar o meu povo da luta dos pataxó (a visibilidade pode ajudar)! Povo guerreiro, bom coragem! Awery! #illustration #voyageaubresil #bresil #brasil #pataxó (à Reserva Pataxo da Jaqueira) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnxdqruL8BQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[peopleofwiki]

A Pataxó man in Brazil, during the 9th Indigenous People’s Games. From Human

[professorleandroernesto]

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[allthebrazilianpolitics]

So, in Brazilian indigenous rights news, on January 21st (2024), a group of individuals from the Pataxó Hã-Hã-Hãe people was attacked in the city of Potiraguá, in the state of Bahia.

Maria de Fátima Muniz, Nega Pataxó, was shot and succumbed to her injuries. Chief Nailton Muniz Pataxó was also hit by a gunshot. fire and had to undergo surgery. Other indigenous persons were also injured. Two farmers in the region were arrested and accused of murder and attempted murder.

Last Monday (22), a delegation from the Ministry of Indigenous Peoples (MPI), led by minister Sonia Guajajara, visited the Caramuru-Catarina Paraguassu Indigenous Land, in southern Bahia, and also spoke to those injured in the attack.

The Attorney General's Office (PGR) demanded this Wednesday (24) protection measures for the Pataxós. The measures were demanded by the Chamber of Indigenous Populations and Traditional Peoples, the PGR body responsible for monitoring indigenous policies in the country. In a technical note, deputy attorney Eliana Torelly said that she is following the investigations to hold those accused of the attacks accountable and called for measures to regularize indigenous lands.

After the attacks, the government of Bahia announced the creation of a working group to discuss the issue of land conflicts in the state and propose strategies for land regularization for traditional peoples.

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[sheltiechicago]

Portraits of Indigenous People From All Around the World

“The Üi Kãnã Pataxi ritual is held annually in October to mark the start of the rainy season – a time of harvests and plenty for the Pataxó people. During this period, the community gathers together, and performs weddings and traditional ceremonies.” Pataxó men, Brazil, 2014

(Photo: © Edgar Kanaykõ Xakriabá)

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