IdleNoMore Wisconsin

IdleNoMore Wisconsin (Їdlё Ио Mояє) Wisconsin Sovereign Nations! treaty violations with Indigenous Peoples. -- The 7th Generation has begun."

for Mashkiziibii (Medicine Water) PROTECT & SERVE MOTHER EARTH - CLEAN LAND+AIR+WATER = LIFE ... STOP THE MINES ... NO MORE WISCONSIN - A Peaceful Movement of Integrity and Honor with a concrete focus to protect our lands, water and the trust and agreement inclusions of sovereignty rights for a quality of life for our future generations. - "It's been said that "The only thing we learn from

history is that we learn nothing from history" and the current mining bills before the Wisconsin state legislature would perpetuate a long, tragic, and shameful history of U.S. "We are IdleNoMore ... Wisconsin" - its a catch phrase vs. organization as we are all in this together, as we are Idle No More

NO MORE WISCONSIN - Grateful for the support and dedication of the Overpass Light Brigade illuminating with beautiful messages bringing the community together as ONE FIRE. Sisters and Brothers leading Idle No More Wisconsin is:
* Rachel Byington, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
* Arvina Marin, Ho Chunk Nation Diana Miller, Menominee Nation
* Sarah LittlerRedfeather, decent of the Anishinaabe, MN Chippewa Band - White Earth
* Sanford LittleEagle, Ho Chunk Nation
* Chuck Davis, Sr.
* We are in FULL Solidarity and active with IdleNoMore Milwaukee, Minnesota, Michigan, Canada, Gulf Coast - Through Out The Globe.
* One Tribe One Nation One Fire Honoring Chief Theresa Spence, and the women who started the IdleNoMore Movement.
* VAWA Indigenous Women Issues Our congress refuses to sign the VAWA Law that has the protections and rights to prosecute non-natives who abuse our Women on Tribal Lands and more, this is important. Global awareness, to Stop the Violence Against Women, Sexual Assault, lack of support for justice departments from leaders of disappearing indigenous women, and children murdered and / or sold into human trafficking.
* NO MINE IN THE PENOKEE HILLS Bad River is under attack under Mining Special Interests in Legislature, the Treaties that Protects and Preserves our Cultural Environment, Lands and the Water, honor them.
* Stop the ma'iingan (Wolf) Hunt - Wolf Hunt Desecrates Anishinaabe Creation
* Colonialism changing to Cultural Awareness and Pride - Educate and collaborate to end stereotyping, and racism in our communities; creating a support system to create confidence and positive living in our communities.
* Strengthen our Communities - In order to have a cultural healthy environment as a component of protections for sovereignty, treaties, lands, and water, we must support and honor each other and our struggles. IdleNoMore ignites the solitarily and unity to reach out and support each other; a new journey to move in strengthening our communities. (this mission holds no race, or creed ... its all communities)

03/17/2022

The sound of money counters quickly and accurately counting large sums of money inside Wells Fargo banks is shuffling across Diné Bikéyah.

03/17/2022

Authorities arrested 108 people, including alleged child sexual predators and those seeking prostitutes.

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03/10/2022

This week during session, I adjourned in honor of my friend and mentor, Ada Deer, a member of the Menominee tribe and leader for Indigenous rights.

From becoming the first member of the Menominee Tribe to graduate from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and helping pass the Menominee Restoration Act, which reestablished federal recognition of Menominee sovereignty, to becoming the first woman to head the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, Ada has consistently stood as a leader and role model for the Menominee community and the people of Wisconsin.

I remain inspired by her life’s work and will be forever grateful for the mentorship and friendship she has provided me over the years.

03/07/2022

For decades Native children were severely disciplined if they dared speak their native language during the boarding school era. However, the same languages these assimilation schools strived to eradicate would be the very thing that kept them from defeat in not one but two world wars.

During the First World War, the Germans mastered tapping the American Army's phone lines. Because of this tactic, they could find out where the Allied Forces were stationed and what resources they had available.

At the peak of these battles, several Choctaw soldiers were overheard speaking their Native language. Their commanding officer had an idea to have the nineteen soldiers do the bulk of the communicating. Because they were fluent speakers, the Germans couldn't effectively spy on the transmissions any longer, and the Choctaw Code Talkers were instrumental in ending the war.

Because of their success, the United States Army started a code talking program before World War II. Most of the publicity for Code Talkers goes to the Navajo during this time, but 33 different tribes contributed to the code talkers program.

Included in the code talker program were 67 known Lakota Code Talkers from various Lakota tribes.

As Lakota people, we know that our language is sacred! The government tried to steal it from our ancestors, use it for their wars, and then sell it back through expensive university courses. At Thunder Valley CDC, we work diligently to make sure every home can produce fluent Lakota Speakers.

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