@crushcolonialism.bsky.social🎬 Want to make Indigenous horror?
Plains Cree filmmaker @tjcuthand.bsky.social shares tips for making horror, from working with blood & fire to communicating with actors, in this year’s Indigenous horror special in #TheMagazine.
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@crushcolonialism.bsky.social#TheMagazine | "Being Maasai is about more than traditional clothing or language. It is about respecting our community, caring for the land and livestock, listening to Elders, and protecting the values passed down through generations."
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@crushcolonialism.bsky.socialWe #HireIndigenous & look for an Indigenous journalist in Brazil to produce a post-election analysis for #TheMagazine examining what the results could mean for Indigenous communities.
Contact [email protected] with a brief introduction, links to previous work, and your rates in USD.
@crushcolonialism.bsky.social👻 What makes Indigenous horror different?
Our Founding Executive Director, @jendeerinwater.bsky.social, kicks off this year’s Indigenous horror special in #TheMagazine with 3 recommendations & a look at why our storytelling matters in horror.
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@crushcolonialism.bsky.socialIndigenous communities across the “U.S.” are revitalizing languages and traditions once pushed toward extinction. More than preservation, this is cultural resistance.
Read Israel Temmie’s latest article in #TheMagazine: crushingcolonialism.org/what-surviva...
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@crushcolonialism.bsky.socialA muʻumuʻu can be more than a dress 👗
For Kanaka Maoli, lole o ka lā can honor ancestors, carry stories, reclaim cultural identity, and celebrate Hawaiian resilience.
Explore Hawaiian fashion in #TheMagazine.
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@crushcolonialism.bsky.social#TheMagazine - Long before modern sports filled stadiums, Indigenous peoples across the “Americas” developed games that carried history, ceremony, and community traditions
Ullamaliztli has survived through generations.
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@crushcolonialism.bsky.socialSome traditions survive because they are written down. Others survive because they are lived. The September issue of #TheMagazine is out!
Featuring writings from our relatives worldwide.
🌐 Online free at crushingcolonialism.org/the-magazine
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