National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 11月22日 22時18分

Photo by @renan_ozturk // “Our Territory is where the so-called first Thanksgiving was held. There are many problems with this story as told, but the most striking to me is as though there’s only room one day a year to give thanks over food. Our people celebrate gratitude many many times a year. It’s not just one day and one meal where we gather to give thanks as a culture and as a people.” - Danielle Hill (@backyahdbeauty) of the Mashpee Wampanoag as she greets fellow river people, the Ancestral Guard group of #YurokNation. .
“Your tribe was one of the first to be contacted,” remarked Samuel Gensaw of the @ancestral_guard. “And we were one of the last to be contacted. But the story of the destruction of our food system as a way to destroy us is identical.”
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“But were all still here,” answered Danielle. ✊?.
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