Completely back to them. Provide full recognition and enforcement of Indigenous tribes’ sovereignty, including control over their own lands, resources, governance, and economic development. Offer support to Indigenous governments in the form of grants, resources, and capacity-building initiatives

projects. Investing in Black neighborhoods and drawing awareness to the lands that were historically Black that were erased. A national, formal apology.

Reparations for Indigenous people: Placing tribal lands back in the hands of the nations they belong to. Not through trusts, but giving it

education, home ownership, and business development. Ensuring that the collective accountability part of educational reform includes accurate history around slavery and the legislation and systems that were born of it that have worked to keep Black people oppressed. Targeted home restoration

tribes and government. Funds will be allocated for forest restoration and fire management funding and resources will be strengthened. Extensive funding will be given to tribes to incorporate forest health monitoring and land management.

Reparations for Black people: economic investments in

Neighborhood markets will become federally protected and encouraged. Infrastructure will be improved to allow for better market access and reduce food waste.

Land management: National Forest will be given back to the nations they were stripped from. Stewardship and care will be managed between the

and permaculture principles. All farms will serve the communities around them. 10 year implementation, with free education provided to make the switch. Current farm debt will be forgiven once the program is complete, and the program will also cover the cost it takes to convert the farms.

Land stewardship as part of our root education. All kids will start with Montessori education. Childcare will be free for all parents below $150k yearly. Student loan debt will be forgiven.

Agricultural reform: Farmers will be moved away from mono-crop models and towards regenerative agriculture

emotional intelligence, creativity, and smaller class sizes. Pay teachers a living wage. Incorporate 16 years of free education. Mental health services provided free to all students. Free lunch program for all students who's family falls below $150k yearly. Better career and technical education.

I am here (and I'm ok with a difference in political opinion, just not humanitarian opinion).

Amplifying BIPOC voices to highlight the bias in our historical narrative. Japanese internment.

this administration is worsening this. The negative affects of US foreign policies on other nations. The widening wealth gap and economic inequality in the nation AND how that impacts our BIPOC folk the most. The glorification of Manifest Destiny. Jim Crow Laws.

For all the protests around the world in major nations that resulted in actual change, how many of them have a fully locked and loaded opposition population?

A response to morgansdead by jennyfromthebox:
There’s also the (not) insane fear of the fact that America’s Gun Problem is caused and owned primarily by the part of the country that selected this madman.

would say “well walk”. Our healthcare sucks so there’s a huge chance that if you can’t afford a car you probably are not physically capable to walk the probably miles to even get to the protest. Oh, our cities aren’t pedestrian friendly either

2/2
You probably also can’t afford to get to the nearest protest even if you have the PTO to miss work to go. Which gets back to your point about our healthcare system, cuz I know someone

but most states are at will so you can be fired for nothing. It’s bad enough that some people can’t afford to vote even with early voting. We’re a car centric country so if you don’t have a car… 1/2

From an account named morgansdead:
This country is basically a cult for real.
To add to what you’ve said so people outside the US can understand: too many people can’t afford to get out in the streets to rise up. Not only is there the issue of too many don’t have paid time off or even sick leave,