Happy Indigenous People's Day to my fellow First Nations people ❤️

Another day, another media outlet, another headline, the same fucked up framing. Only Israelis are killed, Palestinians in Gaza just die. #GazaUnderAttack

Incredible thread

Remnants of a poignant snapshot: Agnes Sapp and a ‘Miss Settee’ at the Prince Albert sanatorium on August 22, 1939. The mother of Cree artist Allen Sapp, Agnes would soon pass from tuberculous…

Brazil: Madeira River, the largest and most important tributary of the Amazon, is dry. www.tudorondonia.com/noticias/mat...

“It's actually shocking how close I think a lot of people are to being [homeless], but don't feel that way because you've always been able to pay your rent. As soon as you stop being able to do that, you get into a cycle where it becomes harder and harder to get back to that place.” bit.ly/3PgA42X

for many, tomorrow is a solemn day. a day of remembrance. it is not appropriate to wish someone a happy orange shirt day. it is not Indigenous peoples' responsibility to educate or share our pain for settler learning. 2/

settlers can do their work by educating themselves on the colonial history of boarding schools, reading the federal Indian Boarding School Initiative Investigative Report here: www.bia.gov/sites/defaul... and reflecting on how you are reconciling this abhorrent history in your own life. 3/

Carbon capture is a tacky scam, say it every day

Sstand.earthSep 29, 2023 2:02pm

For years, climate experts have debunked carbon capture and identified the process as a false climate solution that has only been used to extract MORE fossil fuels. DeSmog reviews 12 of these carbon capture projects, identifying what the fossil fuel industry promised—and what actually happened.

Fossil Fuel Companies Made Bold Promises to Capture Carbon. Here’s What Actually Happened.

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) was high on the agenda at New York Climate Week last week, where critics of the technology raised concerns it would be used to extend the life of the fossil fuel indus...

Honoring her work to elevate issues of gender, sexuality and race, Cherríe Moraga’s seminal lesbian and Chicana text Loving in the War Years is expanded and re-released news.ucsb.edu/2023/021205/...

Honoring her work to elevate issues of gender, sexuality and race, Cherríe Moraga’s seminal lesbi...

Cherríe Moraga’s "Loving in the War Years" has been expanded and re-released in honor of its 40th anniversary as a seminal work on issues of gender, sexuality and race.