Macklemore On LandBack For The People
Macklemore talks about Colonisation, LandBack, Palestine, Indigenous struggles, and movement building and more. On LandBack For The People S2 Ep. 2 Can’t wait to see/hear any collaborations with indigenous rappers/Hiphop artists.
Solidarity
Tribes ban republican governor
Rosebud Sioux Tribe announced it has joined three other Lakota tribes in banning South Dakota Republican Trump supporting Governor Kristi Noem. The tribal council said it decided to ban Noem in solidarity with the Oglala Sioux Tribe, Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe and Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
Fourth tribe bans Gov. Kristi Noem
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem was banned by a fourth tribal nation on April 11
Energy Transfer Climate Criminals
Meanwhile the life and planet destroyers Energy Transfer and their cronies think they can get away with this for people resisting DAPL the black snake, they can’t and won’t.
Mní Wičóni
6 Reasons Why Energy Transfer’s Lawsuit Against Greenpeace Is Outrageous
Energy Transfer – the company behind the Dakota Access Pipeline – is suing Greenpeace for a cool $300 million USD. You may remember that a similar lawsuit asserting federal racketeering and state tort claims was dismissed by a federal court back in 2019 [1], but Energy Transfer immediately re-filed a virtually identical suit in North …
Tribute to Robbie Robertson at the Junos
What a tribute performance 
, from Aysanabee & Allison Russell, first Gordon Lightfoot‘s track ‘If You Could Read My Mind’, and then a totally awesome tribute to Robbie Robertson with a rendition of ‘The Weight’ by Aysanabee, Allison Russell, Shawnee Kish, Logan Staats, William Prince and Julian Taylor and supported by the Rainbow Coalition Ensemble. 
Congratulations to the indigenous artists who won at this years Junos – William Prince, Joel Wood, Elisapie, Aysanabee, and Blue Moon Marquee
Meriläinen Müsic – Music Awards
Wool from dog hair.
Thats so cool
Long after the woolly dog’s extinction, Coast Salish kin carry on the canine’s legacy
Once a companion for weavers, First Nations people continue to learn from – and honour – their adored ancestral pet Once a companion for weavers, First Nations people continue to learn from – and honour – their adored ancestral pet
Tall Paul
It started as a dream, a vision where Indigenous artists could support and uplift our communities from youth to elders and that we could support and uplift each other. It’s been a long, beautiful, heartful journey starting in 2015, raising awareness about MMIW in North Dakota with an earring exhibit. It began on a rooftop with prayers asking for guidance on what this could all be. It continued to spread like smudge, filling the air, expanding to fill all the spaces that needed it. Since then, we’ve toured across Turtle Island with support from the First Peoples Fund, the Reva & David Logan Foundation, KSUT Tribal Radio, Sustainable Arts Foundation, and many other heartworkers, educators, and changemakers throughout Indian Country. During that time, we provided workshops and performances for hundreds of Native youth. Dream Warriors continues to make moves today, starting with officially becoming a nonprofit under artist Tall Paul Hip Hop I’m so proud of all he’s doing to continue building this space where our youth can radically dream all their wildest, most beautiful dreams and be warriors for those dreams and their communities. That is what Dream Warriors is about being a warrior for your people and your dreams. Fight for what you deserve, and never stop believing your dreams are worth pursuing.
https://sahanjournal.com/culture-community/minneapolis-rapper-dream-warriors-hip-hop-indigenous-music/
Ceasefire demands
Indigenous nations of Turtle Island have been dealing with colonization for over five centuries, and because of this Macy* is demanding an end to the genocide that is being publicized for the world to see.
*Colleta Macy citizen of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Portlanders shutdown city council meeting, demanding ceasefire
Following an Indigenous-led sunrise ceremony in solidarity with Palestine, community members attended the Jan. 24 city council meeting to call for a ceasefire in Gaza