06/19/2026
Juneteenth is a time to reflect and act.
It marks the end of slavery in the U.S.—but not the end of anti-Black racism. Anti-Blackness continues to shape systems, narratives, and identities, including the experiences of Black Indigenous Peoples whose histories and voices have too often been erased.
To learn more, read The Erasure of Black Indigenous Peoples: A Hidden History of Resilience and Resistance which explores the unique barriers Black Indigenous Peoples face and the strength they have shown in preserving their identities and cultures. https://f.mtr.cool/gelxigkpcg
Justice requires more than acknowledgment—it requires action. Join us in confronting anti-Blackness, ending the erasure of Black Indigenous Peoples, and supporting a future where all Native Peoples are seen, respected, and represented.