It has come to our attention from a Uber driver, that a teacher from this prominent school used her code of color against an indigenous black American as a tool of supremacy! This teacher did not realize until after she was confronted about her belligerent behavior , that her entire Uber ride was being recorded! She proudly stated that she was of Dominican descent and in the same capacity how her Latino family is taking over certain areas of America and to keep the blacks away in some capacity! She even mentioned about how she needed to find a black person to serve her! she was accompanied with a person from Brazil who not only agree with this inflammatory behavior, but they were headed to New York Brazil consulate to conduct citizenship business! How does racist individuals who teach have jobs in America?
We have all heard the saying , “ I’m not black” from the Dominican community right? Then why would this selfish individual reference and discriminate against black Americans? She needs to be fired and deported back to her country! She’s involved with sports at St. Benedict’s basketball program, as she mentioned during her ride!
The phrase “No one is illegal on stolen land” argues that it’s wrong to call migrants or undocumented people illegal because the land they’re standing on was originally taken from Indigenous peoples.
This new orchestrated campaign, used by migrants and incorporated citizens of America, is a tool to undermine and discredit our indigenous culture. But it’s not new, just repackaged! Indigenous Americans were classified from Indian to African American for decades by the United States Corporation! when you allow others to classify you, you give them power to undermine you and take from you without compensation! The world utilizes indigenous Americans ingenuity, Arts and culture everywhere but don’t credit or want to restore our land to us, because they can’t be in existence without us!
Step by step:
Before modern countries existed, Indigenous peoples lived on and governed their land. Colonization involved conquest, treaties made under pressure, and forced removals. Modern borders and immigration laws were created after that land was taken. So , when you hear the slogan , it claims that if the land itself was acquired unjustly, then enforcing strict borders against newcomers is morally inconsistent is wrong! The very people who carry this belief do not respect the indigenous people! The people who branded this slogan are not indigenous! The incorporated citizens who enforce this belief are not indigenous!
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Incorporated citizens and Illegal immigrants utilize this racist and ethnic cleansing strategy to benefit from and erase our history and culture . They are strategically saying, we indigenous people of America, can’t morally exclude people from our land that was taken from us in which was governed by us, but we must allow them the same rights as the colonizer to stand on our backs , erase our culture and communities, look down upon us as unworthy lazy people, until the United States Corporation turns against them! It’s a false entitlement that is taught, rooted in ignorance, and packaged in hate!
And many of our own people in America , with misguided views, elect to protect the colonizers view, out of necessity to protect their personal interests and lifestyle! Many of whom have undiagnosed mental health issues that is not being treated. The trauma that has been put on the Indigenous people of America needs to be addressed with all care and compensation attached!
In essence , No one is illegal on stolen land means, if someone steals from you, everyone can benefits from your stolen property!
No one is illegal on stolen land, because we stole your land and you can’t do anything about it! We have mass immigration policies to erase your identity because we scattered you across the country with barely a trace to recoup it. We pumped drugs into your communities to further our agenda of stealing from you! We burned down your thriving communities because we can’t stand for you to do better than us! We keep you financially in debt just so you barely make ends meet ,
The Indigenous American Guide is tool , to help our families understand and navigate the delineation process and its effect on our culture and communities that other ethnic groups don’t understand. We are not African, Caribbean ,Native or Hispanic . We are JUN ( a group of Indigenous Americans who have roots in America for centuries). We are under attack from all sides of the world about who we are and what we don’t have! We have been crucified about
Tethers are Giants
Tether Behavior History
Tethers don’t like you period! We indigenous people of America have a collective energy that bothers them deeply! Not all are tethers, some possess respect for our culture as we respect their culture.
Tethers insist on degrading you and your ancestors about who and where you are from, because they don’t like how we achieve our dreams and aspirations without tearing others down.
Tethers believe yelling untruths about our culture will make them more powerful than us, it’s a mental disorder .
Tethers believe that getting a green card entitles them to look down upon the very people who carved out paths to their success in America. They will always represent thier country when claiming black!
Tethers love to say immigrants built this country, which is a lie! Indigenous Americans built the United States along with others on the land we are born. When a tether says this lie, they will reap what the sow, horrible karma
We grew up hearing phrases we never stopped to question… and “Indian giver” was one of them. It rolled off our tongues like a joke, but the truth behind it was never funny. That term was built off a li… one that twisted the kindness of Indigenous people into something ugly.
Our ancestors gave with open hands and open hearts. They shared food, medicine, shelter, knowledge — even land. Not to give away, but to share. To live side by side in peace and balance.
That’s what reciprocity meant to them.
But when the settlers came, they didn’t understand balance. They took that generosity and claimed it as ownership.
Then they flipped the story and made us look untrustworthy for wanting fairness.
They said we were “Indian givers” for refusing to accept theft. They said we gave away the land and tried to take it back. But we never gave it away — we shared it, and it was taken.
This message isn’t just about correcting a phrase. It’s about reclaiming truth. It’s about remembering who we are, where we come from, and how our people always led with love and balance… even when that love was betrayed.
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