Showing posts with label native americans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label native americans. Show all posts
06 February 2015
08 August 2014
fridayz with flim - joel edition
faith has been at beach house in new jersey all week, but she will be back soon. i know that she would agree that this is how we feel on friday when the work week is almost over and you dont have to see those assholes you work with for two whole days.
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.gifs,
fridayz with flim,
gurl bye,
native americans,
weekend
14 October 2013
happy christopher columbus day
if you see a native american (you probably won't because most of them got killed) then consider apologizing.
30 January 2013
are you going to watch The Americans?
it is a new show kind of like homeland that is going to be on FX and it has felicity and the gay brother from brothers and sisters as russian spies or something. i'm going to find a way to watch this one. read a review here. it starts tonight.
21 November 2012
09 August 2011
bonnie raitt tuesday!
dennis quaid = dreamboat.
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bonnie raitt,
dennis quaid,
music,
native americans,
tuesday
28 January 2010
RIP howard zinn ;*(
he wrote a people's history of the united states, in which he convinced everyone that christopher columbus was a murderous jerk that deserves to be hated for eternity. indian killer. anyway, RIP.
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christopher columbus,
history,
howard zinn,
native americans,
RIP
12 October 2009
happy columbus day!!!
"As soon as I arrived in the Indies, on the first Island which I found, I took some of the natives by force in order that they might learn and might give me information of whatever there is in these parts." - Christopher Columbus
what a guy!
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holiday,
native americans,
tragedy
08 September 2009
the river that flows both ways
sure, everyone loves the hudson river. and yeah, new york is currently celebrating the 400th anniversary of henry hudson's first voyage up the mighty estuary. but did you ever think about how native americans feel about her?well, there's an exhibition at wave hill in the bronx examining the relationships of various indiginous peoples' relationships with the hudson.
nytimes review
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art,
hudson,
native americans,
new york
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