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Ayoro Horkewnochiw tapne an pe ku=ne wa. Kani anakne Repunkuru Ainu ku=ne ruwe ne. Pon Ayoro un sanke Huchi. dᶻidᶻəlal̕ič or wano k=ek. Save a wolf, shoot a rancher.

"Orion" - collage on heavyweight paper A long overdue collage commission. Thanks to the commissioner for being so patient. I had so much making this and it felt good to play on my own court for a bit.

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Man I'm happy after finally switching up my regular desk for a floor desk. Drawing on my zabuton is so much more comfortable than wrestling with my old computer chair.

A floor desk workspace in front of a bookshelf. A wild Abra appears.

Relief efforts for Northwest fires: ‘The whole rez is on fire’ As wildfires burn through Native nations in OR and WA, communities have banded together to set up sites to donate and support families impacted by the fires. How to help details are in article. ictnews.org/news/northwe...

Relief efforts for Northwest fires: ‘The whole rez is on fire’ - ICT

As wildfires burn through Native nations in Oregon and Washington, communities across both states have banded together to set up sites to donate and support families impacted by the fires.

ictnews.org

Just paid my August rent and COBRA—$3,000 spent in the blink of an eye. 😩 If you’d like to help keep a medically complicated, award-winning TTRPG editor and writer afloat while I continue the job search, I have a crowdfunding page on Spotfund. It’s currently at about 28% of my goal.

Lynne M. Meyer | coffee-fueled and available for hire@lynnemeyer.bsky.social · 4w ago

Because people have been asking (and because I know it's necessary, as much as it pains me to admit it), I've launched a crowdfunder to help with COBRA, rent, meds, and more. spot.fund/LynnePaizoLa...

If every life has equal value, every loss deserves equal mourning. My latest column examines why Seattle rallies after some tragedies but too often looks away when violence strikes Rainier Beach, Hillman City, Brighton, and other South Seattle neighborhoods.

COLUMN | Gun Violence Didn't Move to Seattle Center. Our Attention Did.

Seattle rallied when gun violence struck its "civic living room." Marcus Harrison Green asks why South End deaths have so rarely received the same urgency.

southseattleemerald.org

Today's tape seems like some kind of design firm murder mystery. The credits open over purple flames an office lady furiously scribbling to sexy 90s soft jazz. Someone ends up strangled in a bathroom at an art reception, and a prop dummy just took a hilarious dive off a balcony

The university said its efforts to carefully consider implications of an apology contributed to its delay. Various organisations have previously held off on offering an apology by citing concerns over academic freedom - that future anthropological and ethnographic research might be unduly impacted.

Daniel Kaihatsu (開発 妥仁得)@kaihat.su · last yr.

Following the joint Ainu-Ryukyuan dialogue with researchers & anthropological societies last December that ended at an impasse, Hokkaido Shimbun reports that Ainu & Ryukyuan groups are intending to increase cooperation & inter-ethnic solidarity in order to fight for indigenous rights. kaih.at/mIqBq

In the face of complicated government procedures to get back remains, some Ainu have taken the matter to court. Japan's courts have proven to be one of the only places where Ainu have been able to win victories in the past, with the 1997 Nibutani Dam Judgement having a huge impact on Ainu affairs.

Daniel Kaihatsu (開発 妥仁得)@kaihat.su · 3mo ago

Now this is some big news. An Ainu group from Shinhidaka is suing the government to have over 200 remains from the region returned directly to them, arguing that the government doesn’t have the right to hold them indefinitely for release under certain criteria.

I'm sorting thru my huchi's old vhs tapes, and as a kid I think assumed she had access to a Japanese tv channel somehow, but now I'm realizing she had people mailing her tapes of tv, movies, and news from Japan. Basically got an archive of 90s-2000s Japanese tv 📼

When people say stupid shit like "aggression is masculine," it really sticks in my craw for weeks, and I think about figures like Medusa or Hannya coming from cultures so terrified of female rage that it's literally demonized and controlled thru violence. Fem rage is sacred, and Hannya means wisdom.

A patch embroidered with a white hannya mask before a vermillion field, with hannya written in English, Kanji, and Hiragana