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This is a peculiar time of year for Native people. Colonial holidays & massacres go hand-in-hand with consumerism. Two old white imperialists colonized the first two weeks of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth. Here are Indigenous political projects you should check & support (thread): 
@The_Red_Nation Podcast is nearly finished with our first run of #NativeReads, centering Oceti Sakowin (D/N/Lakota) authors. Check out the study guides, buy the books, & support Oak Lake Writers Society: oaklakewriterssociety.com/nativereads-po…
@The_Red_Nation @The_Red_Nation Podcast has grown to include Red Power Hour, @DecolonizedP, & Wosdée (w/ @majerle_lister & @wahgraphy). Support our podcast endeavors, as we plan to launch #NativeReads (Native writers interviewing Native writers) as an stand-alone podcast: patreon.com/therednation
1) As you plan for Indigenous Peoples' Day, get a copy of An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States, for Young People. @BeaconPressBks published it; @JeanMendoza2016 and I did the young adult adaptation of it from @rdunbaro's original text.
2) Dr. Natalie Martinez did several outstanding lesson plans for the book, including one that ties into chapter 10 (Indigenous Action, Indigenous Rights). As the screen cap shows, "History of Indigenous Peoples' Day" beacon.org/assets/clientp… is written specifically for teachers!
3) Though Dunbar-Ortiz's original text and our adaptation have the word "history" in the title, both include information about Native peoples of the present day.
I did a thread yesterday about prepping for Indigenous Peoples' Day (Oct 12):
I did a thread yesterday about prepping for Indigenous Peoples' Day (Oct 12):
