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May 5 is the Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People. (Also known as Red Dress Day.)
Show your support and pass on your strength by wearing red on May 5, and raising awareness. And if you have never read the Reclaiming Power and Place report, you can do so here.
Additionally, while the day is typically centred in Turtle Island, let us also not forget our international cousins, especially in Palestine and Sudan.
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Please follow, share, and interact with Madleen @palestinianmother's videos on tiktok to help bring more awareness to her campaign. Here is the link to her tiktok page:
Please also share her gfm link and donate if you can:
#palestine#free palestine#from the river to the sea palestine will be free#mado-o-on#madleenjb#palestinianmother
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Negative & racist depictions, tropes, and Stereotypes regarding Native Americans in Road to El Dorado.
Mayaincatec: The film homogenizes multiple Indigenous cultures cultures into one, specifically and mainly Maya and Nahua cultures, with the story being based on a mythical place set in Colombia.
Mighty Whitey: the basis of the film comes from the Spanish lie and myth that the Indigenous Aztec population worshipped them as gods, with the city of El Dorado doing the same with Miguel and Tulio, who use this to trick Native people to steal gold from them.
Oversexualized Native Woman: Chel’s character has overemphasis on her sex appeal and sexuality, with her character design being very revealing and exageratted on her chest, hips, and thighs. There is little to no exploration of her character outside of her sexuality and servitude towards the White characters. She does not pass the Aila Test and is a near opposite. Chel is a perfect example of how many Native female characters are sexualized
Evil Shaman: The Native religious leader Tzekel-Kan is demonized as evil & plays a heavier role as the main antagonist instead of the famed genocidal colonizer Hernan Cortez. Tzekel-Kan being enslaved by Cortez at the end is depicted as a “good ending”.
Demonized Spiritualiity: connected to the above, all scenes depicting traditional Mesoamerican spirituality/religion or practices are shown as evil, barbaric, savage, scary, and associated with the main antagonist.
White Saviors: El Dorado is saved by the main White protagonists, the idea to destroy the gates to the city is Tulio’s idea, the warriors of El Dorado are portrayed as helpless and no match for the Spanish conquistadors despite Indigenous Mexican warriors going toe to toe with them, and winning against them in various battles in real life.
Whitewashed Colonialism: Cortez, despite being one of the worst colonizers in history, serves as a minor, secondary antagonist & his evilness is only vaguely implied, and never explained why it (his actions) is bad. Cortez has the same goal as Miguel and Tulio (to steal gold from Indigenous people), but the protagonists aren’t shown as bad for doing it. Colonization is essentially excused (& is never explicitly named as harmful) as long as the colonizers are “nice” about it.
There’s likely some other stuff I’m missing but these are some of the big ones that are shown in this film, & its depictions of Indigenous Peoples are extremely harmful. I also don’t wanna see anybody trying to defend any of these with somehow implying “Well it’s not ACTUALLY racist or harmful because-” etc etc save it for a vague post and take our inability to see criticism of racism within a movie you like elsewhere.
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Thinking about this fashion diva and wondering if he would have copped any pieces from Naomi’s Pretty Little Things collab if he was still with us 🙏
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To dare to love a trans woman out loud is an act of rebellion in and of itself
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Signs and their months on an alignment chart
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Studio portrait of actress Lisa Bonet (1988)
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n I shouldn't be stooping to ur level especially since ur black n queer but that's a lot of attitude for someone who STARTED talking shit about women first
working customer service helps you understand the world. for example, you meet people who have never been told “no” a day in their lives
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but since we like tht I hope somehow fire is blown deep into the depths of ur rancid cunt ❤️
working customer service helps you understand the world. for example, you meet people who have never been told “no” a day in their lives
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lmao yes I have a job you dumb hoe that's where all those examples came from 🤣 n bitch u lacking if u ain have nothing to comr back with besides something as disgraceful and unnecessary as telling someone to kill themselves.
working customer service helps you understand the world. for example, you meet people who have never been told “no” a day in their lives
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i was still talking about white women but women of all races act like this tbh bc most ppl in this culture are entitled and mistreat service workers and aren't good parents or readers and lack proper comprehension- like you :/
working customer service helps you understand the world. for example, you meet people who have never been told “no” a day in their lives
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