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Facts
1835 Dades Massacre Florida.
History repeats itself. Unless we change something
Historical photo of mountain of bison skulls documents animals on the brink of extinction
Men standing with pile of buffalo skulls, Michigan Carbon Works, Rougeville MI, 1892. Photo from Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library. We are living through a period of unprecedented species extinction due to human-induced changes to the planet’s ecosystems. This is not the first time human activities radically changed relationships between land and life. Illustrated by a famous […]
Oroville Dam Update
Oroville Dam, earth-fill dam on the Feather River, California, U.S. Completed by the state of California in 1968, it is the highest dam in the United States and one of the highest embankment dams in the world. e
Where squatters rights came from?
1835-1850 American Indigenous Law Removal Act Survivors into Squatters. Carlson, Leonard & A. Roberts, Mark. (2006). Indian lands, “squatterism,” and slavery: Economic interests and the passage of the Indian Removal Act of 1830. Explorations in Economic History. 43. 486-504. 10.1016/j.eeh.2005.06.003. In May 1830, the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed the Indian Removal Act that authorized […]
TURTLE ISLANDS The Book! Pre-orders 2021
We decided to collaborate a book on the reason we call it Turtle Island. This book won’t be no mythological or fantasy fairy tale this will be a factual book about factual information about factual data about our landmass. Book will be released 2021. Will be taking pre-orders soon. we will also post a couple […]
Descendents of Appalachian Tribes in the west of Mississippi.
There was over 500 nations of different indigenous nations. The American indigenous in the East woodlands nations was fabricated down to just 5 tribes when in fact North America AKA Turtle Island has over 500+ Nations. You can have many tribes can be within one nation. Many Indigenous people affect by the Indian Removal Act […]
California Public Law 280 State Jurisdiction Vs Tribal Law in California indian countryPublic Law 280 State Jurisdiction Vs Tribal Law in California indian country
Public Law 280 State Jurisdiction Vs Tribal Law in California indian country. (PG 19) What P.L. 280 Didn’t Do…• Divest Tribes of criminal or civil jurisdiction. • Make county and city laws applicable toIndians (animal control, zoning, etc.) Source:
