Frost bitten eyelids:

"Tactics developed by the Black Panthers and the American Indian Movement to protect their respective communities went mainstream: My friends’ moms’ Bible study group became a school patrol, walking kids to the bus to prevent any kidnappings en route; line cooks started driving their coworkers to and from shifts; local churches became food packaging sites; Indigenous groups started patrolling to protect their community from racial profiling, some coming in from Wisconsin and South Dakota to help."

"I met James, the self-appointed security guard of Good’s memorial, who told me that it was his duty as a veteran to protect and serve and by monitoring the memorial he was following his oath. A woman who’d just had knee surgery told me she felt bad that “all she could do” was send money to immigrant defense funds and mutual aid groups. At the Whipple federal building, the center of ICE operations in Minnesota, I met an older woman in a hot pink hat and matching hot pink lipstick who lifted her ski goggles to reveal frost-bitten eyelids. She’d been coming out to observe agents for twelve days straight."

Minnesota Nice
Resisting ICE in the Twin Cities
by Becca Young
https://thebaffler.com/latest/minnesota-nice-young

#minnesota #organizing #church #AIM #hochunk #indigenous

Minnesota Nice | Becca Young

The spotlight may have moved on, but ICE raids in Minneapolis continue—as does the resistance.

The Baffler

More photographs by Charles Van Schaick from Black River Falls, Wisconsin

The Ho-Chunk or Winnabego lived in the region for centuries, but in the 1870s were forcibly removed to Nebraska. Many returned + by 1881, most were settled on homesteads, with the administrative center of the Ho-Chunk Nation now located in Black River Falls.

#charlesvanschaick #photography #vintagephotography #nativeamericans #hochunk #winnebago #blackriverfalls #hochunknation
#Indigenouspeoples #indigenouspeople #nativeamericans #wisconsin #homesteaders #wisconsinhistory

…and how typical that White House twitter was talking “remigration” on Thanksgiving day… Baby Wambli and his people would like to have a word… #BabyWambli #HoChunk

More Charles Van Schaick Photography

Working in Black River Falls, Wisconsin from 1880s to 1940s.

The Ho-Chunk or Winnabego lived in the region for centuries, but in the 1870s were forcibly removed to Nebraska. Many returned + by 1881 most were settled on homesteads, with the administrative center of the Ho-Chunk Nation now located in Black River Falls.

#charlesvanschaick #photography #vintagephotography #hochunk #winnebago #blackriverfalls #nativeamericans #hochunknation #Indigenouspeoples #indigenouspeople #nativeamericans #wisconsin #homesteaders #wisconsinhistory

More Charles Van Schaick Photography

Working in Black River Falls, Wisconsin from 1880s to 1940s.

The Ho-Chunk or Winnabego lived in the region for centuries, but in the 1870s were forcibly removed to Nebraska. Many returned + by 1881 most were settled on homesteads, with the administrative center of the Ho-Chunk Nation now located in Black River Falls.

#charlesvanschaick #photography #vintagephotography #hochunk #winnebago #blackriverfalls #nativeamericans #hochunknation #Indigenouspeoples #indigenouspeople #nativeamericans #wisconsin #homesteaders #wisconsinhistory

More Charles Van Schaick Photography

Working in Black River Falls, Wisconsin from 1880s to 1940s.

The Ho-Chunk or Winnabego lived in the region for centuries, but in the 1870s were forcibly removed to Nebraska. Many returned + by 1881 most were settled on homesteads, with the administrative center of the Ho-Chunk Nation now located in Black River Falls.

#charlesvanschaick #photography #vintagephotography #hochunk #winnebago #blackriverfalls #nativeamericans #hochunknation #Indigenouspeoples #indigenouspeople #nativeamericans #wisconsin #homesteaders #wisconsinhistory

Charles Van Schaick was a photographer working in Black River Falls, Wisconsin from the 1880s to the 1940s creating a collection of over 8,000 images including formal studio portraits + candid snapshots of daily life.

#CharlesVanSchaick #photographer #BlackRiverFalls #Wisconsin #portraits #HoChunk #Winnabego #HoChunkNation #nativeamerican #photography #vinyagephotography #fotografia #indigenouspeoples #nativeamericans #fotografie