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Untitled | Anonymous

Made this as a gift.

Doll-like figure with a beaded read dress fastened onto the Native Medicine Wheel.

The red dress represents the Missing & Murdered Indigenous Woman and Girls. Wanted to include a red hand, yet I always preferred the dress symbol. Both symbolize the same cause.

🙏💔❤️‍🩹💝.

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bthegood beautiful, meaningful - 💕 1w

AnnCrystal Thank You @bthegood 😘🦅💝. 1w

dabbe 🤩🤩🤩 1w

AnnCrystal @dabbe ☺️🌺💖. 1w

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AnnCrystal

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Pencil.

One online article stated “In 2023, over 5,800 American Indian and Alaska Native females were missing – and 74% were children.“

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AnnCrystal 😘💕 @PaperbackPirate
💔❤️‍🩹🫂💖💝. 3mo

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AnnCrystal

Untitled | Anonymous

Meant to post about this in June...Yikes! It's already almost August.

Just wanted to post about this 100 year anniversary.

The Indigenous people in the U.S.A. were not considered American citizens until June 1924.

The “Americas“ (as in both continents) had a beautiful landscape, occupied by numerous tribes for millennia.👇

AnnCrystal A few history notes:

There was an immense population.

There was Trade.

Stargazers (there were some Indigenous clans who lived, documented, and built by the stars and seasons before Egypt, Stonehenge, etc.).

And there was even Chaco, where tribal people from different clans (from all over the Americas) are said to have traveled and gathered in conference.

Etc.👇 (edited) 7mo

AnnCrystal Yet, in the U.S.A. the Indigenous were not citizens until 1924. It wouldn't be until 1954 when Indigenous would be allowed to vote in all states. And not until 1978 when Indigenous would legally be allowed to practice traditional cultural spirituality & religion.

In the U.S. 100 hundred years ago my ancestors were recognized as citizens of their own land. A land we have loved for thousands of years, & continue to want the best for🇺🇲🦅🇺🇸💝. (edited) 7mo

AnnCrystal #LoveMotherEarth
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#indigenouswomen #nativepride
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Leftcoastzen Great post! 7mo

AnnCrystal Thank You @Leftcoastzen 🇺🇲🦅🇺🇸 🌞💝. 7mo

TieDyeDude Thanks for sharing 😔 7mo

AnnCrystal @TieDyeDude 🇺🇸🦅🇺🇲 ☀️💫 7mo

bthegood Thanks for sharing - 7mo

AnnCrystal @bthegood 🇺🇲🦅🇺🇸 🌻💝. 7mo

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California Readers | Californians

Addressing the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Crisis, Locally and Beyond.

“awareness for the disproportionate violence Indigenous women face -- which in certain communities is 10 times more than the national average. California has the sixth highest death rate“

Saw this on the news today, needed to share.

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#MMIP
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Searching for Savanna: The Murder of One Native American Woman and the Violence Against the Many | Mona Gable

I first encountered Savanna Greywind‘s story through some true-crime show, though I can‘t remember which one; when I saw this book on our shelf, I felt compelled to pick it up. I keep tearing up, because this is not a isolated event: our Indigenous sisters are disappearing and/or being murdered at horrifying rates, and too many of them are never given Justice. #searchingforsavanna #justiceforsavanna #savannagreywind #nomorestolensisters

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