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Dani Beedxe’ (so-called Monte Albán) was the capital of the Zapotec people, and home to 17,000 people, despite a lack of water supplies or fertile land.

The four springs have long been part of Coahuiltecan ceremonial pilgrimages, and today the tribe is working to protect the springs and their right to conduct ceremonies.

Art: https://t.co/EP76lk3FDR

If, like us, you nerd out over physical geography, you'll love this highly detailed map of the landforms of Michigan.

Map by Daniel Huffman, https://t.co/yephgCCC0g

As the permafrost thaws, its carbon is released in the form of greenhouse gas emissions, which contributes to the effects of climate change.

Map: @cangeo

“We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings." - Ursula K. Le Guin

Map by u/untipoquenojuega

Indigenous textiles mapped by Angie Vanessita

We stand with the Mi’kmaq people of Mi’kma’ki, so called Nova Scotia, in their defence of their own land sovereignty, treaty rights, and their inherent autonomy to continue traditional fishing practices as they have done for 1000s of years.

"Canada" is a colonial construct, but this is beautiful. Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!

Unity by Mervin Windsor (Haisla-Heiltsuk)

YT - Salmon
NWT -Beaver
NU - Owl
BC - Orca
AB - Eagle
MB - Bear
SK - Raven
ON - Frog
QC - Wolf
NL - Seal
NB - Hummingbird
PEI - Feather
NS - Herring

We need to see the labor movement in international terms, and recognize that borders and nationalism are meant to pit workers in one country against workers in another country, while the capitalist class is in full global cooperation. @iww