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Scientists Finally Solve Mystery of Ancient Fossil Foot Newly identified bones tie the mysterious Burtele foot to a new Australopithecus species that lived alongside Lucy more than three million years ago

Newly identified bones tie the mysterious Burtele foot to a new Australopithecus species that lived alongside Lucy more than three million years ago

YouTube video by Dr. B Teaches Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge #landback #history #indigenous

For Native American Heritage Month and how it should dovetail with science and technology. www.youtube.com/shorts/E6Z3_...

YouTube video by Native News Online Native Bidaske: Chef Sean Sherman on his new book "Turtle Island" and the Future of Indigenous Food

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Five Ways Native American Communities Honor Turkeys Some Indigenous peoples in the U.S. Southwest have a long relationship with turkeys, which they use for their feathers, eggs, meat, and more.

Lots of ignorance about Turkeys, including their domestication, why they are named Turkeys, how many species of Turkeys there are and their distribution across the Americas. Remember Benjamin Franklin wanted Turkeys as the USA National symbol for a reason? www.sapiens.org/archaeology/...

The fact that 12% of federal judges are Black shows the corruption of DEI. The fact that 67% of Supreme Court Justices belong to a small legal cult called the Federalist Society shows the power of meritocracy.

IJA releases Indigenous Identity reporting guide – IJA

After I got off the interview, I remembered that I should have answered Matt Galloway's pressing question, "What can media do differently," by also plugging the new Indigenous Journalist Association (IJA) Indigenous Identity Reporting Guide. An excellent resource for the media.

Maybe this pipeline business is the moment when the colonial fantasy that is Carney starts to really unravel.

Northwestern and Columbia being famous for journalism and bending over for Trump seems a little too on the nose these days

I worked on the BBC/Time Life magazine and tv series The British Empire back in the 70s, critics then said it was “sadistic, focusing heavily on violence and presenting a "slanted" and "unbalanced" view that some felt was a "travesty" of history. They didn’t like the truth then and don’t now!

zoomers are ruining the planned obsolescence industry

As a son of Appalachia, I understand the opioid crisis better than anyone. That's why I'm proud to stand with the Honduran president who delivered drugs to needy Americans with such efficiency.

by JD Vance

Rhetorical Tactics for Thanksgiving Dinner Meiosis “No, I didn’t bring Mike with me tonight. Yes, I know we’re tagged in a lot of pictures together, but it’s nothing serious.” Aphorism “He’s...

EPIZEUXIS: "Grandpa, if you have an inkling that your statement is rude and racist, your statement is rude and racist."

Parents Completely Jacked 3 Months Into Retirement

Parents Completely Jacked 3 Months Into Retirement

Donald Trump pardons major drug traffickers the right way.

By Ezra Klein

Film about declining caribou herds to premiere at Whistler festival Luke Gleeson insists all he is trying to do is start a conversation.Gleeson, a member of Tsay Keh Dene Nation in British Columbia, is not only one of the writers but he also produced and directed the ...

“We're just trying to get a conversation started… a lot of land-based stories, they tend to be hidden from the public lens. I don't think people really understand some of the obstacles we’re facing in the north.”
#Indigenous #FirstNations #film #documentary #caribou #Whistler

They've gone to the great drawer full of fidget spinners in the sky.

RIP six/seven, wiv de dabbing now.

If you want some good news this morning, I showed my three boys the PM doing the six/seven thing and now they have all stopped doing it.

Weather it’s Joe Biden pardoning kids who were caught with a couple ounces of weed or Donald Trump pardoning the Honduran president who smuggled in 400 tons of cocaine, both presidents were soft on drugs.

We are now further away from the theatrical release of Raiders of the Lost Ark (June 12, 1981) than it was from the year it takes place in (1936). We have reached the Indiana Jones event horizon.

If they hated that, they'll really loathe Civilisations: Rise & Fall, with its lessons from history that isolationism, hostility to outsiders, social inequality and lack of contingency planning for natural disasters (e.g. epidemics) spell doom for mighty empires.

How predictable and misleading. I thought the series was great for many reasons, from featuring Indigenous peoples in their own words, multiple languages, and its way of connecting huge political change to individual stories. Radically different, and better, than any previous BBC series on empire.

Welp, was a bit tougher on this class because we discuss racism. I speak of how it is in SK., and why we are not really seeing hope of reconciliation if truth is not honored first. Two white girls kept giggling while I spoke of our dead loved ones. Teach your kids better, people. 🪶

Slave woman and child

Project to bring voices of enslaved people to life

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#history #slavery

Bloomsbury UK joins UN’s Sustainable Development Goals Publishers Compact

Bloomsbury UK has become a signatory of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Publishers Compact 👇 #BookSky

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Griffin Protome from a Cauldron (Greece, Samos, 650-640 BCE) Harvard Art Museums, Boston

Griffin Protome from a Cauldron (Greece, Samos, 650-640 BCE)

Harvard Art Museums, Boston

Top MAGA Influencers Accidentally Unmasked as Foreign Actors A new feature on Elon Musk’s X has given deeper insight into the online “America First” movement.

It’s hilarious and revelatory that a bunch of giant MAGA/America First X accounts are actually based in Eastern Europe and Nigeria.

this is what ten years of obsession with "wokeness" in the media was trying to get to btw bsky.app/profile/mari...

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