By Brenda Norrell, Censored News, Nov. 8, 2024
SEATTLE -- "I belong to the Creator," Ginger Cody, Morning Star, said, speaking now on Friday evening. She appreciates this gathering. "You need to come to a place like this, where people are talking about what you feel."
"If we don't stand up, who will?" she said, sharing her life in the movement.
"We were with Leonard Peltier," she said, about being with the American Indian Movement.
"Who is our sovereign? It's the Creator, that is what my people, the Anishinaabe say. I am Bear Clan, so the bear is my family."
She said they had to rise above the colonization, and learn who they were, through the culture and ceremonies. The men knew that they had to listen to the women.
"We had very sophisticated societies." In earlier times, there weren't teenagers, young people weren't just irresponsible -- they went out and fasted, on their vision quest, to find out who they were, and who they were to become.
Honor, courage and being brave, these were the ways they learned.
Five hundred years ago, you could drink from the river, and so many birds would darken the sky.
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"All of those waters lead back into one."
"If you ever need healing, just go to the water."
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Puyallup Water Warrior Dakota Case raises awareness about the construction of the Liquified Natural Gas Plant (LNG) in the Port of Tacoma, and the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project — both presenting a grave risk to his home, the water, and his tribe’s way of life.
https://www.greenpeace.org/usa/stories/how-dakota-case-and-the-puyallup-nation-are-protecting-the-salish-sea/
https://www.greenpeace.org/usa/stories/how-dakota-case-and-the-puyallup-nation-are-protecting-the-salish-sea/
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Friday Nov. 8, 2024
6 p.m.
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and on https://earthcycles.net/
Watch on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ct0JKlCZtVc
The State of Emergency for the Salish Sea is at the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center in Seattle. Thanks to Govinda for the pics.
Listen Friday Nov. 8, 2024
The three-day State of Emergency for the Salish Sea is broadcast live by Govinda Dalton. Listen today
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The three-day Salish Sea Assembly, Nov. 6 --8, 2024, is focused on asserting indigenous jurisdiction and territorial authority to the Salish Sea, sharing the knowledge of "Water is Life: Protecting the Salish Sea / Stopping extractive infrastructures for export of oil and gas, such as tankers."
Today at Censored News:
Coast Salish Freedom Fighters: From the Alberta Tar Sands to the Salish Sea, Day 2 live from Seattle
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