Gladwyn d’SouzaShell mound fronting Foster City between sloughs of Belmont Creek and San Mateo Creek.
https://theava.com/archives/223152
#WhoseHiStory: Fremont, California, the East Bay City, is named after the Captain who ordered that #slaughter. He asks, “Can Fremont still be called Fremont? Likewise other towns and sites?” One wonders, too, will San Francisco continue to be called San Francisco after the California Truth and Healing Council files its report?
The term #Ohlone resulted in 1853 from a misspelling of Oljon, a tribe within #RamaytushLand along the Pacific. In 1769, more than 2,000 Ohlone lived on the Peninsula in what is today’s #SanMateoCounty. They hunted, fished, tended the land and developed complex trade and cultural relationships, according to the county’s website.
https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news/local/sawyer-camp-trailhead-to-reflect-native-american-history-in-millbrae/article_70f04cfa-7c37-11ed-a9c0-2b5005263cee.html
https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news/local/sawyer-camp-trailhead-to-reflect-native-american-history-in-millbrae/article_70f04cfa-7c37-11ed-a9c0-2b5005263cee.html
League of Women Voters of SFOn #NativeAmericanHeritageDay, we want to amplify this KRON4 News interview with #SanFrancisco American Indian Cultural District's Executive Director Sharaya Souza about #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth and the ways the cultural district is engaging with local elected officials to impact public policy and its local American Indian genocide mapping project.
📺 Watch it at https://youtu.be/CO9gm3Ex_2E
