Cavedweller

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Any pronouns | 22 | DID + AuDHD + ♿ | 🏳️‍⚧️ | Mi'kmaw | Digital Artist [ #art #oc ] I'm new here & nervous abt it lol

Just because there is a ceasefire doesn't mean the work ends here. We need to continue to spread and speak on the awareness of whats happening in Palestine and how colonialism is ruining this earth.

I hope that the ceasefire deal truly means an end to the vicious, murderous bombardment of Palestine and I also know that there are not enough ceasefire deals to cover the dead. The United States supplied the weapons and Israel used them. Never forget. Free Palestine!!!

the news of a potential end to the "war" and a ceasefire feels almost dreamlike, its not the end whatsoever- as long as a settler state exists, a huge threat remains to Palestinians human rights- but I'd be lying if I said I don't feel a huge amount of relief, and joy, in this moment.

ok i took the suggestions on INDIGENOUS FUTURISM recommended reads and made this graphic with most of the suggestions. please feel free to share and/or drop any recommendations you think should be on it!

graphic that says it is a list of recommendations compiled recently on indigenous futurismcrooked hallelujah by kelli jo ford
shutter by ramona emerson
sisters of the lost nation by nick medina
this all come back now:an anthology of first nations speculative fiction by mykaela saunders
as many ships as stars by weyodi oldbear
moon of the crusted snow by waubgeshig rice
buffalo is the new buffalo by chelsea vowel
the art thieves by andrea rogers
love after the end anthology edited by joshua whitehead
a snake falls to earth by darcie little badger
the marrow thieves by cherie dimaline
walking the clouds anthology edited by grace l. dillon
future home of the living god by louise erdrich
trail of lightning by rebecca roanhorse