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@JayBBone @historyinmemes Don’t cry when you are giving a taste of your own medicine. Thing is all good as long as you’re on top. But you will not be on top forever. You do well to remember that.

@historyinmemes So it's OK for the sioux to overrun places and take over (and all the bad things they did to other tribes like the Crow etc)..but its not ok when they're given a taste if their own medicine? Nah..sore lovers. Should be grateful still exist.

In 1980, the Supreme Court awarded the Sioux nations $122 million for the Black Hills, but the tribes rejected the payment, arguing that accepting it would end their legal claim to the land. As a result, the money remained in a federal account, where accumulated interest has grown the award to more than $1 billion. The 1868 Fort Laramie Treaty guaranteed the Black Hills to the Sioux, but that agreement was challenged after Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer’s 1874 expedition revealed the presence of gold in the region. Thousands of prospectors flooded into the area despite the treaty’s protections. When the Sioux refused to sell the land, Congress passed a law in 1877 that seized the Black Hills without their consent. In 1980, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the government had illegally taken the land and awarded the Sioux financial compensation. The tribes have continued to reject the payment, arguing that accepting it would surrender their claim to the sacred Black Hills. The settlement has remained untouched for decades, growing with interest to more than $1 billion.

@DANROBB57449885 @historyinmemes So that means it’s fair game . Right? when somebody stronger come and take the land from you by force it will be fair game.

@historyinmemes Of course the Souix never took land from others, right? Just like before they came to the plains and learned to ride the white man's horse, they were pushed out of the North East by another homeless mass of people

@GBC_Press It’s going to be a slave plantation

🚨 BREAKING: ​Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner announced a mega-project on a 1,400-hectare private Mediterranean island in Albania, making global headlines. ​What are they going to do with a private island?

@Irina_exh Year of Hell on earth for Blk people

What year do you think this photo was taken?

@lady_valor_07 I wonder if they showered

Based on the entirety of this photograph, what is your best estimation of the year it was taken?

@ghostdog310 @historyinmemes All gay lol

@historyinmemes Gentleman pose circa 1947 the era of Clark Gable and Cary Grant

Do you think someone asked him to pose like this, or did he just do it on his own? General of the Army and Supreme Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower struck this pose during a press conference at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in June 1945.

@Rainmaker1973 They make anybody in knight what a joke

Did you know? Sir Christopher Lee met Rasputin's assassins, was a RAF intelligence officer in WWII, spoke 9 languages, was Ian Fleming's cousin, and was the only actor in “The Lord of the Rings” to have met J.R.R. Tolkien. He was also married to the same woman for over 50 years.

@historyinmemes The real Vikings were Blk so were the real Christians Jesus is Blk too.

Erling Haaland paid $134,000 for a 430-year-old Viking kings manuscript, then gifted it to his hometown. He said: “I’ve never been a big reader, but I want people to read about those who came from my area.” Erling Haaland and his father, Alf-Inge Haaland, quietly acquired one of Norway’s greatest literary treasures at auction: a 1594 edition of Snorri Sturluson’s Kongesagaer. Translated by Mattis Størssøn from Old Norse into Danish, it was the first printed history of Norway and helped preserve the stories of the nation’s medieval kings for generations. Widely regarded as one of the most significant works in Norwegian literary history, the copy purchased by the Haalands was the only complete edition still in private ownership. It sold for 1.3 million Norwegian kroner (about $134,000), setting the record as the most expensive Norwegian book ever sold at auction. Instead of keeping the rare volume in a private collection, the Haalands donated it to the library in Time Municipality, where Erling grew up. The book is now on public display, and the donation also funded a reading competition to inspire local children and young people to discover Norway’s history and literary heritage.

@TevinMacharia The only way this country nd the Caucasian nation can receive any type of mercy from the Heavenly Father . They have to restore what they have stolen from the Native Ame .Return the descendants of the enslaved back to the land where they kidnapped them from with gold and silver.

House Speaker Mike Johnson is drawing attention after speaking at the “America Reads the Bible” event in Washington, D.C., where leaders and believers gathered to publicly read Scripture ahead of America’s 250th anniversary. The event was presented as a call for the nation to remember the spiritual foundation that shaped much of its early history. Johnson used the moment to point people back to the Bible, saying America cannot understand its principles, rights, laws, or future apart from the moral foundation found in Scripture. His message connected national renewal with a return to God’s Word, prayer, humility, and faith. The event sparked strong reactions because it placed the Bible in the center of a national conversation about America’s future. Supporters saw it as a bold reminder that the country needs God again, while critics argued it mixed religion and politics, making Johnson’s call for America to return to faith one of the most debated moments of the gathering. #Jesus #faith #MikeJohnson

@histories_arch That’s a lie

Most actors can trace their family history back a few generations if they're lucky. Tilda Swinton's family tree reaches back nearly a thousand years. Long before she became known for her unforgettable performances in films like *Michael Clayton*, *Orlando*, and *The Grand Budapest Hotel*, the Swintons were already part of British history. Her family is one of the oldest surviving Anglo-Scottish lineages, with documented roots stretching back to before the Norman Conquest of 1066—a claim very few families in Britain can make. The Swintons have lived in the Scottish Borders for centuries, with records placing the family on the same ancestral lands since the Middle Ages. Through generations of carefully documented marriages and noble connections, Tilda is also descended from Robert the Bruce, the legendary King of Scots who led Scotland's fight for independence in the early 1300s. What's remarkable isn't simply that she's related to medieval royalty. Millions of people unknowingly descend from kings and queens. What makes the Swinton family unusual is that historians have been able to trace both their lineage and their association with the same lands across nearly a millennium. Ironically, Tilda has never built her public image around aristocratic heritage. Instead, she became one of cinema's most fearless actors, known for disappearing into eccentric, challenging, and often otherworldly roles that couldn't be further removed from castles and noble titles. It almost feels fitting. An actress whose screen presence seems timeless turns out to come from a family whose story has been unfolding for nearly a thousand years. Sometimes the most extraordinary Hollywood backstories begin centuries before the cameras ever started rolling. #archaeohistories

@Matt_Pinner A propaganda actor

@TRUMP_ARMY_ Oh shit, get ready for more plans too fall out the sky

@EmilySm43 Blk man should be with Black woman

@KevenVille67324 @alaska_godosiyo Were you there?

@alaska_godosiyo Columbus said we are the people living with God Remember in Dios

Indigenous Peoples' Day is more than a date on the calendar. It is an opportunity to recognize the enduring presence, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous nations whose histories are deeply connected to the lands we live on today.

@NoDMsPerfavore The Bible is a black man’s book

This is America. Don’t like it, leave.

@FortheNation17 @SpottedElk7 What about when start k!lling yours. No nation last forever remember that.

To hell with your Forefathers! 🖕🏽🖕🏽 #LandBack

@FortheNation17 @SpottedElk7 What about when God start killing yours?

@stavridisj Nothing lasts forever.

Fifty years ago this summer, I celebrated America's 200th birthday by graduating from Annapolis and being commissioned as an Ensign in the USN. What is different is that my hair deployed elsewhere. But what is the same of that half century is how lucky I feel to be an American.

@brettachapman $5 indjun

My founding fathers in 1776 were Pawnee, Ponca, and Kiowa. I’m very proud of that today!

@LowKey9557 @liques2you @ABC Of course they have father’s after could they be pregnant genius? Will it be artificial insemination or the real deal . but do they have a daddies?

@liques2you @ABC I bet all the children have father's too. White privilege and all.

At least 17 nurses in the same unit at one Ohio hospital are all expecting babies this year, breaking a previous record set by the staff at Dayton's Miami Valley Hospital. abcnews.link/Ke255n8