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Week 3 brought a lot to process

Earth Science Oct 10, 2020

Week 3 brought a lot to process.  Content included introduction to boarding schools and removals of native people from the landscape.  Week 3 also included removal of identity, connectivity to resources, and also loss of culture through refused treaty negotiation or recognition by the government. 

You may write about any of the content, however if you need a prompt you may want to focus on Removals, Boarding Schools, and Government relationships with tribes in discussion.  This is when you need to begin to identify the relationships of who is in control of Natural Resources and think about how resources used to look at time of removals and how resources look today.  How does the current situation with child separation compare to children removed to boarding schools?  How is this similar or not?

Are there similarities between removals and the movie "Promised Land"? What has happened to control of Natural Resources in the Movie "Promised Land"?

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Week 3 Discussion - (with a swollen heart and eyes).

"The archaeology of grief is not ordered. It is more like earth under a spade, turning up things you had forgotten. Surprising things come to light: not simply memories, but states of mind, emotions, older ways of seeing the world". - Macdonald, Helen. H is for Hawk. 

With all of this weeks powerful content in mind, I wanted to focus on the peaceful co-existance of the Indigenous peoples and how it is essential for all of our  future relashionship with nature. In Native Science, the Chaos Theory mentions the mis guided ' fallacy of western scientific and societal control'. Native Science explains the importance of co-existance with nature, which is a chaotic system. Chaos Theory says that everything is related, everything has an effect, and even small things have an influence. This theory solidifies our past readings and materials that highlight Native spirituality and inert focus on co-existanceness. " Spiritual conciousness the path to survival of Humankind." (Haudenosaunee Declaration of the Iroquois). The peaceful co-existance of Native tribes with nature is apart of existance and a spiritual path to survival. 'As we experience the world, so we are also experienced by the world'. ( Native Science. )  

Humankind is in dire need of 'an environmental' awakening and could benefit from the guidance of Indigenous peoples. How do we do this on a level that is necessary?  Could each of us  be the 'human butterfly power' aka  subtle influence of creativity from chaos, mentioned in the Chaos Theory reading? For from chaos, comes clarity. 

On a side note- Battalora's, Birth of a White Nation, was powerful and has some facts and core ideas that coined and explained most of the injustices that I felt while reading/watching this weeks material. I am going to order her book. 

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