Living on Native American land.

[palacheck]

@Girl_From_Mars

The OP reminds me of the signs I see occasionally around my suburb (in Melborne Australia), recognising the traditional owners of the land. I see looking them up that it’s part of an organised movement which I hadn’t realised. But I take it that this sort of thing is not seen in the US?

Ugh, no. That is just self-flagellating nonsense.

And pointless.

[Siam_Sam]

The American Indian Movement (AIM) seems to be well organized, or at least used to be. I had a friend who went to uni with me in Texas, and he was from Minnesota. His mother was part Indian but only a very small percentage of the mix. My friend said back during that whole reoccupation of Wounded Knee, South Dakota in 1973, a representative actually telephoned her – in Minnesota – about lending her support and emphasizing her Indian (Native American, whatever you want to call it) heritage. She was astonished to find that she was on some sort of list.