"All Native struggles in the United States are a struggle against erasure. The poisoning of our land, the theft of our children, the state violence committed against us — we are forced to not only live in opposition to these ills, but also to live in opposition to the fact that they are often erased from public view and public discourse, outside of Indian Country. "
Sep 13
20168
350.org / 1Sky, Foundations, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, NoVo Foundation, Pacifism as Pathology, Rainforest Action Network (RAN), Social Engineering, Whiteness & Aversive Racism
350.org BNSF Bold Nebraska Clinton Foundation CREDO Dakota Access Pipeline Fort Berthold Indian Reservation Fracking Genocide human trafficking Jane Kleeb MHA Nation RAN Richard Holland RTNA Ruckus Society Standing Rock Sioux Tribe The Bakken Pipeline Warren Buffett
For media sensation and photographs that will travel the globe, those at the helm of the non-profit industrial complex ensure that publicly, Indigenous Peoples most always appear in the forefront – all while strategizing behind closed doors to take leadership. When they cannot do so, they vacate the movement, work to marginalize and if possible bury, the legitimate work they were unable to take over. The 2010 People's Agreement (Cochabamba, Bolivia), led by Indigenous peoples, is an excellent example of just this. The white man has proven incapable of involvement if he is not soon in charge. He has proven himself incapable of following, learning, listening… standing behind. Keeping his mouth closed. The ugly reality is that these are racist, fascist organizations, only there to protect current power structures and count bodies. Social media metrics are far more important than disposable people.