"We fight so hard every single day as Native peoples to be seen as contemporary, real, full, and complete human beings and to push away from the stereotypes that restrict us in stock categories of mystical-connected-to-nature-shamans or violent-savage-warriors," Dr. Keene writes. "Colonization erases our humanity, tells us that we are less than, that our beliefs and religions are 'uncivilized,' that our existence is incongruent with modernity. This is not ancient history, this is not 'the past.' The ongoing oppression of Native peoples is reinscribed every day through texts and images like this trailer. How in the world could a young person watch this and not make a logical leap that Native peoples belong in the same fictional world as Harry Potter?"Twitter contentView on TwitterRelated: blur cc frame So it’s a reminder that we’re still here, and that’s powerful. We’re still smiling, we’re still laughing, we have some of the strongest languages. I’m able to go back home to my village to fish and be with my grandmother and my cousins. [But this anniversary is] a reminder that this country still continues to serve white audiences.Yara Shahidi, actor and civil rights activist blur cc frame But, as Gillum said during his concession speech, the election is over, but that doesn’t mean it’s time for the work to stop. “I’m not going anywhere,”he said“We’re going to fight.” blur cc frame There's nothing better than seeing live music, but it's become such a luxury with how expensive concert tickets can be. If you purchased tickets on Ticketmaster between 1999 and 2013, the company's latest $400 million class-action lawsuit,Schlesinger v. Ticketmastermight just explain those high prices. blur cc frame
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