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Today, let us take time to acknowledge and celebrate Indigenous People's Day. What is Indigenous people’s day? Indigenous Peoples' Day is a holiday that celebrates and honors Native American peoples and their histories, cultures, and contributions. It serves as a counter-narrative to Columbus Day, recognizing the impact of colonialism on Indigenous communities in the Americas. The day acknowledges the resilience, achievements, and diverse cultures of Indigenous peoples, while also bringing attention to historical and current injustices that Native communities have endured. How can I celebrate? -Land acknowledgements:?Take the time to learn about the original inhabitants of the land you are on. Resources such as Native Land Digital (native-land.ca) allow you to see the tribes and communities who were from this land.? -Amplify Indigenous Voices: Share the work of Indigenous activists, writers, artists, and leaders on social media to elevate their voices and issues.? -?Support Indigenous Businesses and Artists: Look for Native-made crafts, jewelry, clothing, or art to support traditional craftsmanship and other creators. -Unlearn Harmful Stereotypes: Part of being an ally means unlearning language or ideas that you may have not known to be harmful.? -Engage In Indigenous Media: Storytelling is an important part of Indigenous cultures. Take time to read Native folklore, stories, and history, Read books by Indigenous authors. Watch shows and movies written by and starring Native actors. #IndigenousPeoplesDay

??November is National Native American Heritage Month!?? Let’s honor, learn, and uplift the voices of Native and Indigenous communities across the U.S. Here are a few simple ways to celebrate and honor: For Organizations: 1?? Host workshops featuring Native voices. 2?? Support Native-owned businesses and artisans. 3?? Highlight Native contributions in your industry. 4?? Include local land acknowledgments. 5?? Partner with experts like Be Equitable to foster allyship and inclusion. For Individuals: ?? Recognize the land you live on. ?? Explore books by Native authors. ?? Follow Native voices on social media. ??? Support Native-owned brands. ??? Attend cultural events to learn more! Together, we can take meaningful actions to honor and respect Indigenous cultures. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #IndigenousVoices #BeEquitable #DiversityAndBelonging #CulturalAwareness

Juneteenth is a time to reflect on our history, acknowledge resilience, recognize accomplishments, and continue the pursuit of equality and justice for all. As we celebrate Juneteenth, let's take a moment to reflect on the powerful values this day teaches us: ??Resilience – Honoring the strength and perseverance of those who endured and overcame the hardships of slavery. ?Recognition – Celebrating the significant contributions and achievements throughout history. ??Reflection – Providing an opportunity to reflect on the past, recognize ongoing challenges, and commit to a more just and equitable future. ??Empowerment – Inspiring us to act, advocate for change, and empower ourselves and others within our communities. ?? Repost to spread value. ?? or connect to read similar content. #Juneteenth #FreedomDay #CelebrateHistory

?? Today, we honor Juneteenth—The Day of Freedom. ?? It's not just a celebration of emancipation but a reminder of the continuous journey toward equality and justice for all. As we reflect on this significant day in history, let's recommit to learning, understanding, and advocating for the values that Juneteenth stands for. Let this day inspire us to work together in creating a community that uplifts every voice and honors every story. ??? ?? How are you commemorating Juneteenth today? Share your traditions, thoughts, or actions in the comments below. Let's keep the conversation going and push forward for positive change. #Juneteenth #FreedomDay #EqualityForAll #HistoricalReflection #CelebrateJuneteenth #CommunityUnity #SocialJustice #TodayInHistory #ReflectAndAdvance #HonorJuneteenth

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day. It's more than just a holiday. It's about recognizing the deep roots and rich cultures of Indigenous peoples. It's about facing the past honestly. And giving respect where it's long overdue. Want to honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day? ?? Educate yourself on Indigenous history and culture. ?? Support Indigenous artists and businesses. ?? Advocate for policies that protect Indigenous rights. ?? Amplify Indigenous voices and stories. True celebration requires action. Indigenous people deserve our respect and understanding. ????Reminder: Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day isn't a token gesture. It's a commitment. A commitment to truth and reconciliation. To honoring the rich histories and contributions of Indigenous peoples. Because acknowledging history isn’t about blame. It’s about respect, justice and recognition for all. Lead with acknowledgment in mind. And understanding will follow.

Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month! From September 15 to October 15, we honor the rich cultures, contributions, and histories of Hispanic and Latino communities. #MyReviewConcierge #NationalHispanicHeritageMonth #CelebrateHispanicCulture #HispanicHeritage #SupportHispanicBusinesses #LocalHispanicOwned #HispanicEntrepreneurs #ReviewHispanicBusinesses #HispanicCommunity #SupportDiverseBusinesses #DiverseBusinessSupport

?? Columbus Day 2024: Reflecting on Our History, Shaping Our Future ?? Today, on Columbus Day, we take a moment to reflect on Christopher Columbus' historic voyage in 1492 that forever changed the course of history. While it's a day to acknowledge the spirit of exploration and discovery, it's also important to recognize the deeper conversations happening today around the impact of colonization. Many are shifting focus toward celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day, honoring the resilience, cultures, and contributions of Native American communities. It's a reminder that our history is complex, and understanding all perspectives helps us build a more inclusive future. Let’s use this day not just to look back but to move forward with greater understanding and respect. #ColumbusDay #IndigenousPeoplesDay #DiversityAndInclusion #ReflectAndGrow #b2bleadscorp

Today, we celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day—a day to honor the history, culture, and resilience of Indigenous communities across the Americas. It is a time to recognize the invaluable contributions and rich cultural heritage of the original inhabitants of this land, whose stories, traditions, and wisdom have shaped the very fabric of our society. Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day also serves as a powerful rejection of the glorification of Christopher Columbus, a figure whose legacy is marred by violence, enslavement, and the initiation of colonization that devastated countless Indigenous lives and cultures. For too long, the narrative surrounding Columbus has perpetuated myths of discovery while erasing the painful truths about his actions and the catastrophic impact they had on Native populations. By refusing to acknowledge Columbus Day, we resist the whitewashing of history that ignores the brutal realities of colonization: the exploitation, forced conversion, disease, and genocide faced by Indigenous peoples. Honoring Columbus perpetuates a narrative of conquest that dismisses the humanity and agency of those who were already here. It is time to embrace a more honest and inclusive account of history—one that acknowledges the harm inflicted and uplifts the voices that have long been silenced. Indigenous Peoples’ Day invites us to reflect on our shared history, confront uncomfortable truths, and commit to a future that prioritizes justice, equity, and respect for Indigenous rights. It is not just a day of remembrance, but also a call to action—to support Indigenous communities, advocate for their rights, and recognize the enduring strength of their cultures. Let today be a celebration of Indigenous resilience and a rejection of the glorification of a legacy built on the oppression of others. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #HonorNativeHistory #RejectColumbusDay #CelebrateIndigenousCulture #DecolonizeHistory #IndigenousResistance #TruthAndReconciliation #UpliftNativeVoices #IndigenousRights #NativePride #LandBack #ResilienceAndResistance

Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day! This article is a few years old, but still an excellent explanation on the importance of celebrating Indegenous People's Day. https://lnkd.in/ghXwAqST

Honoring Heritage: Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day with Unity and Cultural Pride “Today, we celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a holiday dedicated to honoring Native American cultures, histories, and contributions. This day serves as a meaningful counter-celebration to Columbus Day, reframing the narrative around the impact of colonization on Indigenous peoples. Key Aspects of Indigenous Peoples’ Day: - Recognition of Indigenous History and Cultures, celebrating rich traditions and contributions. - Acknowledgment of Colonial Harm, recognizing the violent history of colonization. - Shift from Columbus Day, advocating for a more accurate representation of history. - Cultural Celebration and Advocacy, highlighting Indigenous art and raising awareness about contemporary issues. - A Growing Movement, with an increasing number of states, cities, and institutions adopting Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Significance of the Day: Indigenous Peoples’ Day represents a critical shift in historical narratives, promoting respect for Native American experiences and voices. It encourages reflection on past injustices while celebrating the resilience and enduring contributions of Indigenous communities. The day is a step toward healing and reconciliation, calling for justice and a more inclusive understanding of history. Let us use this day to learn, reflect, and honor the Indigenous peoples who have shaped our world.” #IndigenousPeoplesDay #NativeAmericanHeritage #leadership #motivation #success #honor #love #respect #resilient