"This is how resource colonialism operates. Approximately 33% of Diné have no running water or electricity. While some celebrated the Supreme Court's decision on ICWA as an affirmation of "Tribal sovereignty", we knew that the colonizer's justice only serves to further colonial power. If capitalism and colonialism got us into this mess, it won't get us out of it. When we stop begging politicians for change and expecting voting to change a system that is anti-Earth and anti-Indigenous by design, then we'll move towards liberation. Recall when the vice president of the World Bank stated that "the wars of the next century will be fought over water"; there are consequences for waging war against Earth - and it's only going to get worse. #respectexistenceorexpectresistance Further reading: - Read the full piece on Indigenousaction.org. - Support autonomous Diné water projects! Tó Nizhóní Ání: tonizhoniani tonizhoniani.org - DINE' LAND & WATER: facebook.com/dinelandnwater - (...