ナタリア・コルドバ・バックリーのインスタグラム(yosoycordova) - 11月27日 12時11分

I stand with #standingrock.
It is those that have been for the longest time and most rejected that will lead us toward a more humane, kind and spiritual world.
The question is, are we ready to lead with them?
I stand with standing rock because my great grandmother was Yaqui Indian and therefore I am proudly part Yaqui. I stand with standing rock because I stand with Mother Earth, because I stand by our native brothers and sisters who have been in every sense of the word massacred, whose culture they tried to erase, and whose history they buried and in its name planted seeds of lies.
I stand with standing rock because I believe in truth and in a kinder, more loving world.
I stand with standing rock because I want to stand with you all. Yes. All of you.
And fight for a planet that protects and represents ALL of us. That place is possible. It has to be! It belongs to our children.
We don't need to reject others to belong.
It is in the embracing of others that you find yourself, and it is in that acceptance of reflection that you finally belong.

#StandingWithStandingRock
PICTURE by @josue_foto Inspires to stand with my brothers and sisters by @dallasgoldtooth. Thank you guys!

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Last night was one of the most traumatizing experiences of my life, but it was also one of the most beautiful. Water protectors held their ground while trying to remove the barricade on Hwy 1806. Police, national guard and Morton County sheriffs reacted by using tear gas, concussion grenades, rubber bullets, and high pressure water on the peaceful protectors.
As of right now there are 180+ people injured and 7 people with serious head injuries. One woman might also lose her arm due to a grenade exploding on her. #nodapl #followyourlight #standingrock

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