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“No Thanks for Colonialism. No Forgiveness for Genocide” banner hoisted beside the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in NYC happening now.

Shut out of #COP30, Indigenous climate leaders create new independent advisory council. At the recent summit in Brazil, leaders launch global council to centre #Indigenous solutions and knowledge in addressing the crisis. New from @Songstress28: ricochet.media/climate/climat…

The Right Wants to Write Indigenous People Out of US History. We Won’t Let Them. icmagazine.org/the-right-want…

🌿 The legacy of the Indigenous Guards of #Ecuador is born from community mandates and the living history of their peoples and nations. They are a collective force for defending rights. Rooted in ancestral knowledge, from a young age, they put memory into practice every day. ✊🏽

Ontario First Nation prepared to block highway to stop mining near drinking water source - Ricochet ricochet.media/indigenous/ont…

Operation Omega on Trial: Indigenous Communities Demand Justice Before the IACHR icmagazine.org/operation-omeg…

New Mexico Weighs First State Probe Into Forced Sterilization of Indigenous Women icmagazine.org/new-mexico-wei…

Indigenous-Washing at COP30: How Inclusion Became a Cover for Systemic Failure icmagazine.org/indigenous-was…

The Maasai community in Tanzania is also protesting against the government’s plan to sell their land to private investors, declaring they are ready to die defending it!

Last week, Palestinians in Gaza dug a mass grave for unidentified bodies returned to Gaza from Israel. Many of the body showed signs or torture and execution. democracynow.org/2025/10/23/hea…

Join us for our next event! Mon Nov 10 at 6 pm Indigenous Love & Rage: Resistance to Settler Colonialism. With χʷəy̓χʷiq̓tən Audrey Siegl​, Glen Coulthard​, ​and Laura Holland Meal at 6 pm, childcare available, ASL-English confirmed, Masks required. weavingourworlds.ca/indigenous-lov…

Please carry this video in your heart for ever. I have, and it fuels everything I say and do.

CBC Exposes Canada’s Role in Financing Occupation While the world watches Gaza burn, a quieter horror unfolds daily in the occupied West Bank — night raids, burned olive groves, families driven from their homes. CBC’s The Fifth Estate has now pulled back the curtain on something even darker: how Canadian charitable dollars are helping fund this violence. Their investigation, “Funding the Occupation,” traces millions in tax-deductible donations from Canadian charities to Israeli groups that arm settlers, support soldiers, and entrench apartheid. But the evidence is undeniable: tax-subsidized “charity” money is fueling land theft, settler terrorism, and the erasure of Palestinian life. Organizations mentioned in the documentary include: Mizrahi Canada, JNF Canada, Canadian Zionist Cultural Association, Friends of the IDF Canada, Har Hebron Fund, and Regavim (the latter accepts donations from Canadians and invoices from Mizrahi Canada). Interesting to note former Israeli PM Olmert quote: "In the West Bank, war crimes are committed on a daily basis..." Watch and judge for yourself. 📺 Funding the Occupation — CBC’s The Fifth Estate, now streaming on CBC-TV, YouTube, and CBC Gem. Thank CBC for producing and airing this fifthtips@cbc.ca and ombud@cbc.ca And if you believe Canadian charities shouldn’t bankroll war crimes, you can call on the CRA to investigate: 👉 Submit complaint here -- actionnetwork.org/letters/cra-it…

Israel can carry out a massacre and the media won’t even call it a ceasefire violation. That’s how much they’ve normalized the slaughter of Palestinians.

On this day, 29 October 2000, 14-year-old Palestinian Faris Odeh stood alone in front of an Israel Defense Forces tank in Gaza and threw a stone at it, during the second intifada against Israeli occupation Associated Press photographer Laurent Rebours took an iconic photo of this "David and Goliath" moment. Odeh had begun skipping school in order to throw stones at Israeli tanks, despite his parents doing everything they could to try to stop him: locking him in his room, beating him, and even tying him up. Because of these punishments, he tried to avoid being photographed. His mother, Anam Odeh, later recalled: "he was afraid that if he was filmed on TV his father would see him, so he'd run away from the cameras. One day, after I'd gone and dragged him away from the clashes every day for a week, I told him: 'Okay, you want to throw stones? Fine. But at least hide behind something! Why do you have to be at the very front, even farther up than the older kids?' And he said, 'I'm not afraid.' " Ten days later, on 8 November, Odeh was again throwing stones at the Karni crossing when he was shot in the neck by Israeli troops. Soldiers left him to bleed on the ground, as he was so close to the tank that his friends could not retrieve his body until an hour later. He was pronounced dead on arrival at hospital. Of the photograph, his mother reports: "When I see his picture my heart is torn to pieces… I guess I feel proud for him being called a hero, standing in front of a tank and all that. But when I see his classmates come around after school, all I can do is cry." More information, sources and map: stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/12636/… Learn more about Palestinian history in these books: shop.workingclasshistory.com/collections/al…

Los Pueblos de la Nacionalidad decimos NO a la #ConsultaPopular2025 porque pretende vulnerar los derechos conquistados con lucha y sacrificio. Ñukanchik sumak kawsaymanda mana munanchik #ConsultaPopular ta, ñukanchik MANA ninchik. #EnUnidad #SomosMICC #SomosPAKKIRU #4VecesNO

The state of Israel at the UN call Francesca Albanese "a witch"... This is how they treat UN officials unmasking their crimes. Her response is perfect. Imagine what lies they make up about Palestinians when they accuse respected UN figures of witchcraft.....

Last Thurs, the Trump admin announced it is opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas drilling, which sits on Inupiaq and Gwich’in land. The Gwich’in consider the land sacred and rely on the caribou migration. npr.org/2025/10/24/nx-…

Los pueblos amazónicos, frente a la COP30: “Se nos está dejando la carga de salvar el planeta” @el_pais elpais.com/america-futura…