Indigenous American Diaspora

“From the time #AfroEurAsians ‘exploited’ #AmericanIndians land and resources and raped into bloodlines in the #Americas #tothisday, the foreigners 👀 I mean #UnitedStates #government entered into more than 500+ #treaties with the indigenous peoples. ALL of these treaties have since been violated 👀 in some way or outright broken by the #US government (but they got “ignor-rants” arguing over repair-rations...Nega, we want da WHOLE THANG! 🤭). However, violations by one party do not necessarily nullify the treaties under US law; 🤫some treaties still have legal effect today, 😲 and Native Americans and First Nations peoples (WHAT’S the DIFFERENCE? 🧐) are still fighting 👀 for their treaty rights in federal courts and at the #UnitedNations 👀(against WH🙆🏾‍♂️).
In addition to treaties, which are ratified by the US Senate and signed by the US #President, there were also Acts of #Congress and Executive Orders which dealt with land agreements. The U.S. #military and representatives of a tribe, or sub unit of a #tribe, signed documents which were understood at the time to be treaties, RATHER 😞 than armistices, ceasefires and truces.” - #Wiki #HistoREAL 🙅🏾‍♂️⚔️ #InREALTime #westindian #MissMeWitDaPapalBull🐃💩 #WECOMINGFOROURCHECK #americanantiquarian #DuckSiezeUN 🦆🪓🤬🏹 #AmericanIndianDiaspora #Guale #Gullah (ain’t African 🤬) tOmato tamOto 🤯🪓#heirsproperty #house #homeowners interview via vice #fairuse

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This is why people burn down businesses and houses in their community. That's the only way to stop them from taking your stuff without any worries. They feel like if I can't have, you can't either. As long as people can bully with no consequences, they won't ever stop.