I hope you can find a way to forgive the parts of yourself that make up a whole that I have always found inherently lovable
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I hope you can find a way to forgive the parts of yourself that make up a whole that I have always found inherently lovable
How to delete genetic data from 23andMe • Log into your 23andMe account. • Go to your Profile, then tap Settings. • Scroll to the "23andMe Data" section at the bottom of the page and click View. • If you want to download your data, select what you want. • Scroll to the "Delete Data" section and click Permanently Delete Data. • Confirm your request: You'll receive an email from 23andMe, and click the link in the email to confirm.
23andMe declared bankruptcy and the company is gonna be sold off for parts. That includes your DNA information and the only amount of control you have is to delete your info immediately. It’s very simple to do.
Gift link: wapo.st/4kUsBEF
People who voted Trump who are feeling pissed off right now about broken promises are an organizing opportunity, not a gloating opportunity
Listening to a TED talk by Kiah Duggins, Harvard educated civil rights lawyer who was supposed to start working as an assistant professor at Howard University Law school next year, DC crash victim. Rest in Power
youtu.be/_K08N410b44?...
Article about Kiah Duggins
www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...
My weekly list of must-read articles, along with some organizing resources, thoughts on disappearing data, an update on student repression, and a call to keep fighting. ❤️
Randy Kemp is nominated for 2 Native American Music Awards and interviewing him was incredible. You can hear his music and see the video that's up for the awards at the end of this piece. You can also support him with a vote if you'd like.
www.mvskokemedia.com/music-is-med...
Abusers are natural public relations pros. Experts at spin. Expert at narrative. Experts at painting themselves as the victims even as they do immense damage w/more than enough evidence to prove that they’re absolute pieces of shit.
And if it’s not “defamation,” it’s “harassment.” All while these same abusers are ACTUALLY defaming and harassing their victims into silence, implementing every dirty trick in every dirty playbook to do it. And people wonder why I do comms strategy for survivors. This is why.
It’s become increasingly common even among non-famous asshole abusers to threaten their victims with “defamation,” even when the victims come forward with proof and witnesses.
“If you're being stalked online don't wait and hope the problem will go away—act immediately.”
“Cyberstalking is subject to general laws on harassment”
“It's good that [it] is now being recognized as the serious crime that it is: [it] can wreck people's lives, but it doesn’t have to wreck yours.”
One of my longtime stalkers on Twitter followed me here and has been fighting in my replies with a new stalker.
Cherry pie, with crumb/icing top!
The folks sent me back with a pie that they wouldn’t eat and, of course, the children won’t eat it either.
That’s the skeet.
I just made the decision to mute anyone doing twitter style "what are you doing to help?" Style musing for pride
A - social media bragging culture is bad opsec
B - those posts have no actionable advice. They're just guilt farming
C - I hate reading ally book reports about nice things they do
The poisoning continues in the forms of White Supremacy, policy, and law.
The outcomes kill more Indians in a proportional administrative sense.
Colonizers never stopped, they just outsourced more of it to Indian Country.
Conflict continued before and between the Anglo-Powhatan War Trilogy, to Bacon’s Rebellion, to the American Revolution, to the Civil War, through Jim Crow, up to the Federal Recognition Purge, and up to today.
It includes shifts to incentivized/sanctioned internal violence.
What strikes me about the “big event” characterization of conflict is it creates the impression that low-intensity conflicts ever stopped.
War Crime: “Indians Poisoned at Peace Meeting.”
This concerns a little-known act of colonial duplicity: A mass poisoning carried out by the English in 1623 as part of an attempted assassination of the Pamunkey leader Opechancanough.
Support from the state as well:
> On a bigger scale, Gov. Jay Inslee is taking part in a fentanyl summit hosted by Lummi Nation. The goal is to draw up a plan of action for tribal communities to combat the opioid crisis by addressing the specific challenges Native Americans face.
> “Wherever they are, whether it be near our clinic or elsewhere, they have the tools they need to save a life,” Love-Thurman said.
Point of optimism: Urban Indian Health provides direct support.
> Staff at Seattle Indian Health Board recently completed Narcan training to help resuscitate people who have just overdosed.
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> Dr. Social Love-Thurman, the board’s health officer, said it is making a difference.
Eat it up
It’s felt like this lately
https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianCountry/comments/13aiyv3/found_a_cave_with_artifacts/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=2&utm_term=1
Found a cave with artifacts in the US?
• Stay out. Get out, carefully.
• Touch NOTHING. Remove NOTHING.
• Call the nearest Local Tribe.
• Call BLM.
