#woundedknee

[ssoto523-blog]

BUFFALO BILL STEREO - Native Americans/ Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee

[fightforthesoulofthecities]

Burn my Heat at Wounded Knee: an Indian History of the American West

This has been on the list for a while, but has been out of stock, it's back! Burn my Heat at Wounded Knee: an Indian History of the American West by Dee Brown #Anti-ColonialHistory #AntiColonialism #AntiImperialist #Cheyenne #Dakota #DeeBrown #IndigenousNations #IndigenousPeople #IndigenousSovereignty #Sioux, #SiouxTribe #Ute #WoundedKnee

The landmark, bestselling account of the crimes against American Indians during the 19th century, now on its 50th Anniversary. First published in 1970, Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee is Dee Brown’s eloquent, meticulously documented account of the systematic destruction of American Indians during the second half of the nineteenth century. A national bestseller in hardcover for more than a year…

[mt-shahparan]

Now it appears— the tide of momentarity has betted in its helm. Throughup and around, gaining momentum withsupine that fleeting dictum. Amendment by dint of the sea, lingeringing upon the hollows of the harpoon emissary. And peeling from the vacancies— a cabin with views. Their refroreflecting planars we can imagine: entouraging with yingyanged reaches of blue on yellow; obfuscated beyond where fate necessitates remote-viewing. So be it: O propheincising insurgent— embrace for impactomites. Midsummer'snight breeze off the muzzle, the moon entangling the ample vegetations into bottle-green. Vindictive of South, a plump of moistly grasses have fallen off to the canyonine reclining of the sand: "Portas Lux Aeternae". Torquaes-hazyleaves augurs us to a serene scaffolding. The hinders from the sun, over the years fed off the paintcoatings much— they are leeched into radiants…. A calm moment of scattering.. Woodiness rumple, from underneath, unfurls the kittens of a balcony. Breathtaking nothingness. No glimpses of clouding life, no woundedknee summaries, no regional killswitchesses.

Hexwaves #6 / Datura (20 Jul 2023)

[leyba]

On this day December 29th 1890 the United States 7th Calvary massacred mostly women and children and some men (mostly unarmed) with the Hotchkiss machine gun in South Dakota. The soldiers were spooked thinking they were about to practice the Ghost Dance they murdered Chief Bigfoot. This 9 x 14 ft mixed media canvas I painted to commemorate this and the 1973 AIM battle with the US government at the same location. Many Americans at that time didn't really think any Indians even existed still. The American Indian Movement ( AIM) fought to bring attention to the right of contemporary Indians. They sought for Native rights, the environment and to remove the oppressive hold of christian and government , corporate capitalist control. My painting was initially painted in 1992 and was exhibited at the Korean Embassy in New York City. Later the painting was exhibited at the Kimo Theater in Albuquerque New Mexico at a fundraiser for Native Americans spiritual rights to have sweat lodges in prisons. The Mayor of Albuquerque took offence because of the 2 upside down flags (which means distress in flag etiquette) Today the genocide of almost all living Indigenous peoples of all the major continents continues. A war on people in harmony with nature continues. A new Ghost Dance has been born! #woundedkneemasscre #woundedknee #ghostdance #aim #cheifbigfoot #woundedknee73 #americanholocaust #indianwars #kimotheater #forgottenhistory #mixedmedia #controversialart #indianartists #theusflag #murderedchildren #americanindian #nativeametican #rememberwoundedknee #rememberwoundedknee1890 (at Wounded Knee, South Dakota) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmxEXfdO2xI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[patrickdebana]

1890...Wounded Knee. Sitting Bull said: Bury me at Wounded Knee. (Just saw a documentary that broke my heart). Real life...what a story. And not always nice to end. Peace and understanding to the world.🙏🙏🌹 #nativeamerican #native #nativepride #firstnation #firstnationspeople #sittingbull #woundedknee #woundedkneemassacre1890 #memorial #neverforget #peace #peaceofmind #peaceandlove #understanding #respect #burymyheartatwoundedknee #america #canada #arte @artefr @arte.tv @arte @patrickdebana_dance #powwow #oneday #iwillbethere (at Wounded Knee, South Dakota) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTNn6eVI6Se/?utm_medium=tumblr

[goodbearblind]

Posted @withregram • @rosanna.amanda.anargie #25giugno giugno 1876 "Per molti fu, nonostante la vittoria militare schiacciante, l’inizio della fine. Da ‘quel giorno infatti, il governo federale si sentì legittimato ad usare il pugno di ferro contro i nativi americani, i Sioux in particolare, ed il 7o Cavalleria fu lasciato libero di consumare la propria vendetta quando quattordici anni dopo trucidò, impunito anzi premiato, trecento lakota, per lo più anziani, donne e bambini, sulla tristemente famosa collinetta di Wounded Knee Quel giorno fu il 25 giugno del 1876, data in cui si concluse la Battaglia di Little Big Horn. Per gli americani, le cose andarono più o meno così: migliaia di sanguinari pellerossa massacrarono qualche centinaio di Giubbe Blu capitanate dal valoroso Generale Custer che pascolavano tranquilli nella prateria. La realtà fu un tantino diversa: il biondino, che era solo colonnello, presuntuoso e con ambizioni da Casa Bianca, pensò di fare il gradasso andando a rompere i marroni ad un placido accampamento indiano, i guerrieri presenti in gran numero difesero la propria gente e diedero una severa lezione militare alla cavalleria americana. La visita al sito della battaglia, ci suscita una emozione difficile da descrivere. Guardo le collinette verdeggianti e posso vedere i contendenti, ecco laggiù sul torrente l’enorme distesa di tepee. Chiudo gli occhi, posso ascoltare le urla e le grida. Sapere che ciò che vediamo e tocchiamo fu visto e toccato da gente come Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull, Gal, Two Moon, ci ipnotizza. Gli americani ne hanno fatto un monumento alla ‘eroica resistenza’ del loro figliol prodigo, le nazioni indiane vittoriose chiesero ed ottennero di poter erigere un loro memoriale." . . #woundedknee https://www.instagram.com/p/CQknAsVrZjO/?utm_medium=tumblr

[nolonelyroads]

Abandoned Church, Wounded Knee Massacre Cemetery, SD

[jlepape]

Wounded Knee Cemetery, south Dakota

Wounded Knee

#bnw #bw #monochrome #bnw_demand #bnw_users #bnwlandscape #filmphotomag #filmfeed #photoobserve #landscape #landscapephoto #landscapes #americana #native #usa #sioux #southdakota #woundedknee #nativeamerican #monument #bnw_minimal #bnw_lovers #bnw_users #bnwdemand #bnw_nature #bnw_nation #bnw_legendary #jlepape #goodpic (à Wounded Knee, South Dakota) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqVCwOlgWCb/?igshid=150ssf0d45ya1

[ssoto523-blog]

#drama #fullmovie #woundedknee #nativeamericans

[iloveancestry]

"I hope to be remembered as a fighter and as a patriot who never feared controversy and not just for Indians. When I fight for my people's rights, when I stand up for our treaties, when I protest government lies and illegal seizures and unlawful acts, I defend all Americans, even the bigoted and misguided." ~Russell Means, in "Where White Men Fear to Tread" RIP #russellmeans #iloveancestry #lakota #ancestors #roots #americanindianmovement #nativepride #activist #warrior #woundedknee #native #treaties #indigenous #firstnations #treatyrights #honorthetreaties https://www.instagram.com/p/B3AgOrzoshd/?igshid=55dlsborpv4

[emwinters]

from @robertlynnelson - #nativeamerican #art #woundedknee 22x30 #pencil #portrait #robertlynnelson I drew this when I was 22. After reading BURY MY HEART AT WOUNDED KNEE. A very sad book the way our fellow men were treated by the US government. #americanindian #amazingface #americanindianmovement #humanrights #woundedkneemassacre #portraitdrawing #portraits_perfection #portraitphotography #worldofportraits #nativeamericanwisdom #danceswithwolves #darkart #soulful #sadhistory #greatplains #drawing https://www.instagram.com/p/BxPs3boH4J1/?igshid=1k60kipns29l1

[treatyaliketundra]

Revenge is a dish best served cold because that shit…..it sits for a Long time. Sometimes generation after generation.

[pixoplanet]

It's December 29th. 🩸 On this day in 1890, US troops under the command of Colonel James W. Forsyth massacred more than 300 Sioux Native Americans in the area of Wounded Knee Creek, South Dakota. 

In the late 1880s prior to the massacre, the atmosphere amongst the Native Americans on their reservations was one of desperation and despair. The US Government had been confiscating more and more of their treaty-guaranteed lands and cutting their food rations. In 1889, a Paiute tribesman named Wovoka had a vision that if the Native Americans appealed to their Great Spirit by performing the sacred Ghost Dance day in and day out, their white oppressors would disappear and the Native Americans would once again rule the Great Plains. 

Ghost Dance performances quickly spread throughout the reservations. The Army tried to stop the practice, but the Native Americans persevered – even after the police shot Chief Sitting Bull dead. Sitting Bull’s followers fled to join Chief Spotted Elk's tribe. 

The US 7th Cavalry forced Chief Spotted Elk and his Sioux tribe to go to Wounded Knee Creek where the soldiers could keep watch over them. On December 29th, 1890, the soldiers attempted to disarm the Sioux. One man resisted, and the others began to dance. The soldiers opened fire. Within minutes, at least 300 Native Americans were dead – including many women, children, and even babies. 

Typical of the times, the American public generally approved of the massacre. They felt it was justified to avenge the 7th Cavalry's defeat and General George Custer's killing at the Battle of Little Bighorn four years earlier. Twenty soldiers received the Medal of Honor, the US military’s highest and most prestigious commendation, for their actions at Wounded Knee.

These days, thankfully, Wounded Knee is not touted as a victory against a dangerous enemy, but is remembered as an outright massacre. Congress officially apologized in 1990, but for some unfathomable reason, they’ve still not passed the “Remove the Stain Act,” which would revoke the Wounded Knee Medals of Honor. ☮️ Peace… Jamiese of Pixoplanet

[goodbearblind]

"Nel dicembre di 129 anni fa, la cavalleria americana arrivò nella riserva di Pine Ridge mentre era in corso una Danza degli Spiriti. Presero 75 Lakota in trappola, li uccisero e gli fecero lo scalpo. Fu uno dei brutali attacchi del massacro di Wounded Knee." -Survival International- . . #WoundedKnee https://www.instagram.com/p/B6dfUmOi7sU/?igshid=1jnhxtv1e4cmr

[nolonelyroads]

Unmarked Cemetery, Wounded Knee, SD

[fpsfearme]

Never forget! #woundedknee (at Wounded Knee, South Dakota) https://www.instagram.com/p/Br_2iF-nPyvC1jcoANpMeUBQwHQE5reBbGYjXc0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1badbqf9bbotw