Colonialism tried to erase Indigenous knowledge of how to live in relationship with the earth, the only home we’ll ever know. But that wisdom endures, despite it all. Today on #IndigenousPeoplesDay reflect, rejoice and share gratitude for the Indigenous communities who share their knowledge and steward our world with the care it so desperately needs. Credits: 1. AN INFECTED SUNSET by Demian DinéYazhi (heterogeneoushomosexual), photo by oscmdiaz 2. Robin Wall Kimmerer 3. Tiokasin Ghosthorse 4. The famalao’an putting coconut oil in their hair, Guam 5. kylark on threads 6. SÍGUEME’ - Xiuhtezcatl & renatafloresrivera 7. María Sabina Magdalena García, Mazatec shaman and poet 8. alexia.leclercq, climate justice organizer & artist daughters4earth 9. Linda Hogan, Chickasaw Nation writer in residence #FeministForAll