PugJesusHouse of a Mandan (Native American) chieftain (Narcisse Desmadryl, made 1843 AD)
"What ABOUT the people who actually live there?" - Colonizing Powers
Dr. Baba Kofi Weusijana"...they’ll start by talking about #solarpanels ... and then it quickly shifts to a #hyperscale #datacenter. But often, before they even get to that conversation, they’re asking them to sign an #NDA. And so that makes our tribal leadership accountable to them and not to the people
... we’re looking at about 103 to 160 proposed hyperscale #datacenters on Native lands."
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Indigenous #NativeAmerican #Environment #Technology #Water #NuclearPower
https://www.democracynow.org/2026/4/22/krystal_twobulls_indigenous_lands_data_centers
... we’re looking at about 103 to 160 proposed hyperscale #datacenters on Native lands."
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Indigenous #NativeAmerican #Environment #Technology #Water #NuclearPower
https://www.democracynow.org/2026/4/22/krystal_twobulls_indigenous_lands_data_centers
“Data Colonialism”: Native Communities Fight AI Data Centers on Indigenous Land
The artificial intelligence industry’s data center boom is the latest chapter in a long history of environmental racism and resource exploitation in vulnerable Native communities, says Oglala Lakota and Northern Cheyenne activist Krystal Two Bulls, the executive director of Honor the Earth, an Indigenous-led environmental justice organization that is tracking over 100 proposed data center projects on tribal and rural lands. We speak to Two Bulls about the myriad impacts of what she calls a “modern-day iteration” of “settler colonialism,” including noise pollution, cancers and respiratory illnesses, water depletion, energy grid overload and even “ecological collapse.” As tech companies set their sights on Indigenous lands, Two Bulls says, “We’re always the one that ends up having to sacrifice our relationship to land, air, water, our communities and our nonhuman relatives.”
Susan Ville🧘🏽♀️ #mentalhealth #break
This video brings together powerful, grounded #wisdom inspired by #NativeAmerican #teachings on how to stay calm, steady, and connected during difficult and uncertain times
These are simple but meaningful lessons about #fear, #patience, #balance, and staying rooted in what truly matters
#psychology #philosophy
#humancontent
#indigenous
Video: DEB Native Wisdoms
Native American Wisdom for Difficult Times (This Will Help You Stay Strong)
Just Bob#Trump's border wall expansion damages #NativeAmerican site in #Arizona
The wall along the U.S.-Mexico border is expanding by around 3 miles a week, and that construction is now impacting an ancient tribal site. ...
https://san.com/cc/trumps-border-wall-expansion-damages-native-american-site-in-arizona
#TidySearch
ΔρομογράφοςNine #NativeAmerican tribes sue #US Forest Service over approval of drilling at sacred site
https://southdakotasearchlight.com/2026/05/01/south-dakota-north-dakota-tribes-sue-us-forest-service-over-approval-of-drilling-at-sacred-site/
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'Damn this regime 2 hell': Firestorm as #Trump #DHS bulldozes millennium-aged #CulturalSite
#WashingtonPost reported the Trump admin's expansion of #BorderWall in southern #Arizona damagd #NativeAmerican #ArchaeologicalSite featuring nearly 200ft-long "intaglio," or etched image o fish on the land. Report indicates crews drove heavy machinery over the #intaglio, & satellite imagery showed a "disturbance" in the area as crews worked 2 build more than 3 miles of new wall
'Damn this regime to hell': Firestorm as Trump DHS bulldozes millennium-aged cultural site
Political analysts and observers were outraged on Thursday after new reporting revealed that President Donald Trump's Department of Homeland Security bulldozed a 1,000-year-old cultural site in Arizona. The Washington Post reported that the Trump administration's expansion of the border wall in sout...
MikeDunnAuthorToday in labor history April 30, 1871: A mob massacred more than 100 Apaches at Camp Grant, Arizona. The mob included 48 Mexican Americans and 92 Tohono O’odham. Most of the Apaches that were killed were women and children. The Apaches had already surrendered and placed themselves under U.S. protection when the attack occurred. As a result, the Apache, and their Yavapai allies, launched a series of attacks against the U.S. Their attacks continued into 1875. Descendants of those massacred are currently fighting against Resolution Copper, a subsidiary of Rio Tinto, to block mining on the massacre site—the third largest copper deposit in the world. John McCain and Jeff Flake authored the legislation that opened the site to mining. Seventh-day Adventists, the Islam and Religious Freedom Action Team of the Religious Freedom Institute, Mormons, the Christian Legal Society, Jewish Coalition for Religious Liberty, and the Sikh Coalition, have joined together to support the Apache and filed legal briefs for them. Rio Tinto is responsible for some of the worst environmental devastation on the planet, union busting, and for the mass murder of indigenous environmental and labor activists around the world. They also have a history of collaborating with fascists, including Franco, in Spain. As recently as March, 2024, the federal courts have ruled in favor of Rio Tinto, allowing them to mine the sacred Apache land.
#workingclass #LaborHistory #massacre #indigenous #genocide #RioTinto #copper #mining #union #fascism #racism #pollution #apache #nativeamerican #sacredland #solidarity
