#Honor1851treaty
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stand in solidarity with indigenous peoples & mother earth
On September 17, 1851 the historic Fort Laramie Treaty was signed between the United States and representatives of the Cheyenne, Sioux, Arapaho, Crow, Assiniboine, Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nations. Indeed, the United States acknowledged that all the land covered by the treaty was Indian territory.
Before the ink was dry... the treaty was broken.
In the century that followed, over 500 treaties made with Native Nations were also broken—which has degraded the lives of Indigenous peoples and the health of Mother Earth.
We have #PeoplesPower, together, let's challenge the United States and its Congress to #RightTheWrong of at least one of the more than 500 broken treaties the United States made with Native Nations.
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ROBBY ROMERO 25TH ANNIVERSARY
With honor and tribute to the more than 370 million Indigenous Peoples living in seven regions of the world, Eagle Thunder Records presents the 25th Anniversary of Robby Romero’s groundbreaking and critically acclaimed EP RED THUNDER — spotlighting the new track, BORN ON THE REZ produced by DON WAS, featuring Ojibwa Warrior Dennis Banks and the legendary Kris Kristofferson.
“The star studded collective of friends and family — musicians and actors, Native and not, who came together for this project, produced by Don Was, and featuring Banks and the legendary Kris Kristofferson are a testament to Robby’s influence and integrity. Not to mention his lifetime commitment to this most worthy and crucial cause.”
“We’re on a journey to create a wave of momentum for the 50th Anniversary of the “Trail of Broken Treaties” caravan to Washington, D.C., 17 September 2022 — and to generate over a million petition signatures to challenge the United States and its Congress to #RightTheWrong and honor at least one of the more than 500 broken treaties made with Native Nations.”
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