Napé Škaŋškaŋ

@napeskanskan.bsky.social

Bsky is anti-Indigenous Land Back Just save yourself the time and block me

"These women are in the Basile South Louisiana ICE Processing Facility. Some have been there for months, separated from their families and children. They made previous videos crying for help. Now one of them is being punished in Solitary for her video, and they have started hitting and threatening

I use a cane for my neurological disorder and I can't count how many old white women have had shit to say to me about it over the years.. one kicked it out of my hand in a store one time. She wouldn't leave me alone until I said "You're right, I carry this to bludgeon colonizers in grocery stores."

Nick Barlow@nickbwalking.bsky.social · 5d ago

In a move that will surprise absolutely no one who's been paying attention, Stock has decided that women with disabilities are suffering from "social contagion"

A times column header beneath a picture of Kathleen Stock: " KATHLEEN STOCK
Why are young women using walking sticks?
A disproportionate number of Gen Z females are affected by vague syndromes and may be victims of social contagion"

I read the whole newsletter; the author invokes Wild West imagery later in this fatuous screed. Relevant that data colonialism includes proposed expansions of AI data centres onto Indigenous lands / sacred sites, bastardization of our knowledges, infringement on data sovereignty & ICE surveillance.

Tiffany Morris@tiffmorris.bsky.social · 7d ago

So apparently that HWA pro-AI newsletter also uses Indigenous water rights issues as a prop, trivializing the activism by Indigenous peoples to protect our water including specific anti-data centre actions. I guess they figured why not alienate Indigenous horror writers while they’re at it?

“Sure. Sure.

Yes, we know AI is using up resources. So does driving a car or a planes so does building a new home. So do a lot of things. Humans have always used up Earth’s resources and usually not nicely. There are reservations and other Indigenous communities in Canada that have never had clean water and have been ravaged by pipeline construction. But somehow that’s been okay for the past fifty or a hundred years, and very few people scream about that. But suddenly, AI is the enemy, not everything else we’ve been doing all along. Suddenly YOUR water might not be clean, so it’s a Big Deal”.

Before the college ndns run through their annual propaganda parade There is no pumpkin in a pumpkin spice latte. Stop trying to make it a native thing. You like a white girl thing. That's fine. I like Sabrina Carpenter and Gossip Girl

Back in like 2015 my husband helped open this new restaurant, he was responsible for staffing, training and equipping the kitchen.. one night right before they were to open the owner suggested everyone go get matching tattoos at the shop across the street

regular meghan 나영지 🇵🇸@ruemcclammyhand.bsky.social · 2w ago

oh my god a Y Combinator startup called LemonLime threw a party, brought in a tattoo artist offering free tattoos, and then said they would give an immediate job interview to anyone who got a tattoo of their logo what is wrong with these people.

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Jordan Zietz
Co-Founder @ LemonLime (YC S26)

7 people left our YC afterparty with permanent tattoos.
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We hosted a YC Startup School afterparty at the LemonLime office to meet exceptional people, and find out which of them are just as crazy as we are.
That's why we brought an actual tattoo artist to our party and offered an instant interview to anyone who got a LemonLime tattoo.
We are bold, we take risks, and we do things that haven't been done before. Being committed to our mission is paramount.
Pre-requisites for building the future.
If you're reaching out to us to apply for a job, you might want to take notes.
I love LemonLime.

Today's daily reminder that the UAE is currently engaged in a genocide in Sudan using weapons they receive from the US and money they receive from our tourism dollars, and every celebrity who lives or vacations in Dubai or Abu Dhabi is knowingly funding it.

When disability happens to you, you won’t be able to just “try harder”. The social supports you think magically appear? They won’t show up. The medical system will let you down. Friends & family will abandon you. You will realize disability advocates were right all along.

I get the sentiment, but also most people don’t “care” about Jimothy. They are entertained by him and his popularity is going to get him killed. I would prefer we not compare disabled animals to disabled people because we don’t treat either with dignity or respect.

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"Explicit longtime anarchist" who says "zero tolerance for those who couldn't bring themselves to vote for Harris" and "the 1st building torched in Minneapolis was done by a white supremacist trying to pin it on BLM [...] tarring BLM as 'violent' is partly how we got Trump 2.0"

Nandita Sharma
@nsharma101.bsky.social
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As we remember George Floyd and the uprising after his murder, let's also remember that the 1st building torched in Minneapolis was done by a white supremacist trying to pin it on BLM
That he (and the rest of the far-right) were successful in tarring BLM as
"violent" is partly how we got Trump 2.0
12:36 AM • May 25, 2025 © Everybody can replyNandita Sharma
@nsharma101.bsky.social
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As we remember George Floyd and the uprising after his murder, let's also remember that the 1st building torched in Minneapolis was done by a white supremacist trying to pin it on BLM
That he (and the rest of the far-right) were successful in tarring BLM as
"violent" is partly how we got Trump 2.0
12:36 AM • May 25, 2025 © Everybody can reply
William Gillis 🏴@rechelon.bsky.social · 3w ago

Getting Nandita's amazing book up like this is a huge win. It's been a huge shame that one of the best anarchist works of the last decade was trapped in academia land, despite being very readable -- pretty much a direct sequel to the Many Headed Hydra -- and by an explicit longtime anarchist.

And that doesn't even get into the poor scholarship, spurious arguments and false premises of the book itself, which denies that settler colonialism still exists in places like North America and that Indigenous peoples had any form of social/political organization even at the level of tribe or band.