🎥 Part 4 | Sámi guide Irja Sofie Nyheim shared how climate change is freezing over Sámi livelihoods. Rain turns to ice, reindeer can’t reach food, and herds are starving. In Sápmi, this isn’t just survival—it’s culture at risk. Please support Indigenous storytelling: crushingcolonialism.org/donate/

Evangelization in the Americas is not just history: its effects remain in how Indigenous peoples speak, believe, and see themselves today. Remembering is also a form of justice.

Introducing the panelists for our upcoming Spring Political Education Series. It starts 4/9/26, < 2 wks away! ⭐ @jendeerinwater.bsky.social of @crushcolonialism.bsky.social ⭐ Dãnia Davy of Land & Liberation LLC, We're the Future, Village Farmer Fund ⭐ Yomi Sachiko Young of Shelterwood Collective

On Two-Spirit Celebration & Awareness Day, we remember what queer communities are facing in the so-called “U.S.” through remarks by our Founding ED @jendeerinwater.bsky.social at #CreatingChange2026 on Piscataway land (“Washington D.C.”) Support Indigenous resistance: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

To learn more from the brilliant Jen Deerinwater (@crushcolonialism.bsky.social), please join us for the upcoming @hjcommons.bsky.social Spring Political Education Series, for which Jen is a featured panelist. Learn more and enroll today! tinyurl.com/HJCSpring26P...

We are *BEYOND* ecstatic to share a recently published article by Jen Deerinwater — a featured panelist for our upcoming Spring Political Education Series — and Jesse Deer In Water, now live on the @crushcolonialism.bsky.social website! crushingcolonialism.org/progress-or-...

I have a piece in this edition that I co-wrote with my cousin, Jesse Deer In Water looking at the impacts of AI on the environment & Native tribes. You can read it & the new issue at the link. & subscribe & donate today so we can keep Indigenous news alive. crushingcolonialism.org/progress-or-...

🎥 Part 1 | In Huallayrcocha, in the so-called “Peru,” Mabel, a Quechua knowledge keeper, shows us how alpaca wool is naturally dyed using plants, minerals, and ancestral techniques. 🌿🧶 Comment below to learn how other colors are made. Support Indigenous storytelling: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

🎥 Parte 1 | En Huallayrcocha, en el mal llamado “Perú”, Mabel, guardiana de conocimientos Quechua, nos muestra cómo se tiñe naturalmente la lana de alpaca. 🌿🧶 ¿Quieres aprender cómo se obtienen otros colores? ¡Comenta más abajo! Apoya la narración Indígena: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

📣 Only 9 days left! We #HireIndigenous: For the next edition of #TheMagazine, we’re seeking powerful stories on healthcare in Indigenous communities — centering lived experience, equity, and Indigenous-led models of care. Indigenous creators worldwide can apply. Read the guide: t.ly/uL5xq

There has never been an official, comprehensive record of Black-owned bookstores across the United States — until now

🎥 Part 3 | Our Sámi guide, Anne Maret Buljo from Tromsø Arctic Reindeer explained what colonization in the 19th-20th centuries meant for the Sámi people. Stay tuned for more & support Indigenous storytelling worldwide: crushingcolonialism.org/donate/

Presidents come and go. Policies shift. But for Indigenous peoples, the systems of control remain. From colonial borders to ICE enforcement, the struggle continues. Dismantling the system means funding the resistance. Support Indigenous sovereignty and donate: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

a man in Oklahoma was speaking out against a data center in his community. He went a few seconds over time and the city had him arrested for trespassing

Patrols happen between 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. and take place in an area called the 'Native Corridor.' Story by Savanna Craig in Minneapolis.

Calling all Indigenous people with stories to tell related to healthcare. We have a call for submissions and we pay our contributors. #Journalism #Indigenous #Photography #IndigenousWriters

RCMP have said police are "not in a place" to understand what motivated a shooter suspected of killing two people at a home before going to a school and committing one of Canada's worst mass shootings.

#TheMagazine I #Vodún or #Voodoo: Benin's sacred force saving forests, wildlife & culture from colonial erasure! Priests blend rituals with eco-stewardship for biodiversity & sovereignty. 🕯️🌿 Spirituality as planet's ally—who knew? Read the full story here: t.ly/d05Wc

Alaskans! 👏🏽

#CreatingChange2026 wrapped on Piscataway Land (aka DC), uniting thousands of 2SLGBTQ+ activists. Thank you The Task Force for this vital space! Watch @jendeerinwater.bsky.social full speech powerful keynote & presentation on Indigenous sovereignty + Two-Spirit & queer liberation 🌈➡️ t.ly/dIFrf

During #CreatingChange2026, our Founding Executive Director @jendeerinwater.bsky.social addressed the unaliving of Renée Good, reminding us this violence is not new for BIPOC communities—and calling for collective action to stop it. 🎥 Watch the full speech: www.youtube.com/watch?v=649f...

Our Founding Executive Director, @jendeerinwater.bsky.social delivered a powerful keynote at #CreatingChange2026 on Piscataway Land (“Washington, DC”), centering Indigenous sovereignty and Two-Spirit & gender-nonconforming liberation. 🎥 Full speech: www.youtube.com/watch?v=649f...

🎥 Part 2 | Our Sámi guide Irja Sofie Nyheim from Tromsø Arctic Reindeer showed us how a traditional Sámi dress reveals where a Sámi person is from through its design. Stay tuned for more & support Indigenous storytelling worldwide: crushingcolonialism.org/donate/

WARNING St. Paul: We are still receiving reports of door-to-door operations in the area. Tonight is a night to look out for your neighbors and check in on one another.

I'm so tired of the comparison of the so-called US under Trump to Nazi Germany. The horrors within the so-called US & the terror we’re wreaking internationally isn’t because of one man or one political party. Fascism, Western arrogance, hatred, & violence are as American as apple pie. #America250

Friendly reminder: Greenland is actually Indigenous territory, not "other white people".

The U.S. is wretched, but let’s not forget Denmark is a colonizer of Greenland. Greenland is the sovereign home of #Inuit people. The US and Denmark are the bad guys. Colonization is the issue, not a single elected official or political party. #CrushColonialism

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has been dissolved, ending its 58 years as the primary funder for PBS, NPR and local TV and radio stations

Trump has claimed that Venezuela “stole US property” & that it’s “our oil.” If you think this thieving, colonizing behavior has only occurred under Trump or Republicans then you don’t know US history. US thievery & genocide began in 1776. #Venezuela #CrushColonialism

🎥 Part 1 | We traveled to Sápmi, the Indigenous Sámi homeland across the so-called "Norway, Sweden, Finland & Russia", in the area known as "Tromsø". Guided by Sámi storyteller Anne Maret Buljo with Tromsø Arctic Reindeer. Support Indigenous storytelling: crushingcolonialism.org/donate/

Celebrate #RibbonSkirt Day with me! These photos are of me rocking my skirts & repping Native people at events like #DBIWP25, World Pride 2025, Virginia for a Free Palestine, ADA celebration at the White House, MMIWG2 memorial, Baltimore Pride, & COP26. There’s no erasing us! #IndigenousPride

📢 #HireIndigenous - Two weeks left! Calling Indigenous storytellers worldwide 🌎✨ #TheMagazine is open for pitches for our next issue on environmentalism. We’re looking for Indigenous journalists, artists, and creators with bold ideas and narratives that put our planet and communities at the center.​

This message hits hard.

Looking for a last-minute holiday gift. Give the gift of international Indigenous news and storytelling by gifting a subscription to @crushcolonialism.bsky.social The Magazine. crushingcolonialism.org/subscribe/

#HireIndigenous | Calling Indigenous storytellers worldwide for #TheMagazine 🌎✨ 📧 Got a powerful story to tell about environmentalism? Send your pitch to [email protected]. 📆 Deadline: January 15, 2026 Let’s crush colonialism together, one word at a time! #JobOpportunity

The Indigenous Art Gallery is now open, celebrating contemporary Indigenous artists whose work carries memory and resistance. In partnership with Baltimore American Indian Center, these pieces affirm a core truth: Indigenous people are still here ➡️

#Indigenous representation isn’t a trend; it’s resistance. ✊🏽 In a world that often erases these voices, gaming has become a frontier for change. Amber Hampton (gender-fluid, bi, Two-Spirit Tsalagi) explores how Indigenous creators are reclaiming their narratives in #TheMagazine 🎮 t.ly/rC21m

🎁 This season, ditch big corporations: gift Indigenous! Every purchase from our shop supports Indigenous creators and fuels our storytelling work. Choose gifts that give back: crushingcolonialism.org/shop

We celebrated the 2nd anniversary of #TheMagazine at Baltimore Center Stage with Indigenous performers, Indigiqueer film trainees, and MICA students. Grateful to everyone who helped uplift Indigenous storytelling and community! Support our mission: crushingcolonialism.org/donate

📣 The Changemakers edition of #TheMagazine is HERE! Celebrate Indigenous activists, artists, and leaders reshaping narratives and traditions. 🎉 And join us for our FREE 2-year Anniversary event! 📅 Dec 4 | 6–9 PM 📍 Baltimore Center Stage 🎟️ www.tickettailor.com/.../crushing...

as a person with adult children who still speak to me, have you tried treating your kids like people rather than property?

📽️ Walter, from the Kumaruara ppl, shares how Indigenous voices grounded #COP30. The summit advanced human-rights–centered climate policy & launched workstreams on fossil fuels & deforestation but ended without strong finance or phaseout. Reporting: Natalia Figueredo Support: Earth Rising Foundation

Have you registered for your free tickets yet for @crushcolonialism.bsky.social's free event on December 4th at Baltimore Center Stage? If not, you can learn more and register at the link below. You don't want to miss this one. #Indigenous #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

If #COP30 achieved anything, it was uniting Indigenous peoples and movements. Tens of thousands marched in Belém demanding land rights, a just transition, food sovereignty, and an end to Amazonian oil extraction. Images by: Natalia Figueredo. Supported by: Earth Rising Foundation.

At the People’s Summit in the heart of Amazonia, Indigenous leaders and global movements opened #COP30 with performances and a symbolic “Funeral of Fossil Fuels.” Their message was clear: demarcate Indigenous territories now. Photos & reporting: Natalia Figueredo. Support: Earth Rising Foundation.

People’s Summit plenaries revived debates on climate justice, food sovereignty, territorial rights, and feminist perspectives as the gathering returned alongside #COP30. The day closed with a Munduruku protest against carbon credit threats in the Upper Tapajós. Photos & reporting: Natalia Figueredo

While world leaders meet at #COP30, the People’s Summit returns after years of exclusion—bringing together Indigenous, quilombola, and riverine communities to share solutions and assert their voices. Photo and reporting: Natalia Figueredo

🎉 Have you booked your FREE tickets to celebrate 2 years of Crushing Colonialism’s #TheMagazine? Join us for a night of Indigenous art, music, and stories — with unforgettable performances in a fully accessible venue. 📅 Dec 4 | 6–9 PM 📍 Baltimore Center Stage 🎟️ www.tickettailor.com/events/crush...

Queering Indigeneity is now on view at the Minnesota Museum of American Art through Aug. 16, 2026. The exhibition highlights Two-Spirit, Native queer, and gender-expansive artists, centering cultural reclamation and community-led artmaking. Photos/clips: @jendeerinwater.bsky.social

🪶 Honoring 2 years of Indigenous brilliance with #TheMagazine! Join us for a FREE night of Indigenous storytelling, art, film, and community–featuring performances by @misschiefrocka.bsky.social and 9a. 📅 Dec 4, 2025 | 6–9 PM EST 📍 Baltimore Center Stage 🎟️ www.tickettailor.com/events/crush...