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Martha's Vineyard (Wampanoag: Nôepe) is the traditional and unceded territory of the Wampanoag people, who have lived there for over 12,000 years. The Aquinnah Wampanoag Tribe legally cares for over 500 acres in Aquinnah, but much of the island's land was taken through colonial-era displacement/force and reduced tribal holdings so white pilgrims can benefit off tribal lands due to their ancestors trickery and decimation of the original people of these lands.
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Let’s decolonize Thanksgiving and separate myth from reality. From the Wampanoag’s resilience to the true origins of this so-called holiday, it’s time to challenge the lies we were taught. Native peoples have always resisted settler colonialism, and their fight continues today. Learn the truth. Honor Native history. #DecolonizeThanksgiving #LandBack #indigenoustiktok #IndigenousResistance #NativeAmerican #thanksgiving #nativetiktok #fyp #historytok #pilgrims
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Elizabeth James-Perry demonstrates how she uses indigenous materials -- locally harvested, handspun milkweed and beads hand sculpted from quahog shells, to produce artwork that is intimately tied to her Aquinnah Wampanoag tribal heritage. Elizabeth James Perry is a gifted native artist who combines careful preparation of natural indigenous materials, exquisite hand skills, family knowledge and beauty of form to create work that is bringing new life into Eastern Woodlands traditional arts. Watch
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