It takes unity and @honeysucklemagazine from Day 1 has shown up in unity to amplify our voices in places we were never heard. Tabutne for continuing to stand with us. As we move into Native American Heritage month this video really shows the collective work being done to honor our existence and contribution to this world. • Recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Indigenous communities across the country united on Monday, October 10th to recognize Indigenous Peoples Day. For over a century, this date has been a federal holiday upholding a “conqueror” narrative, to the detriment of Native peoples. In 2021, President Biden formally declared that the nation honor Indigenous Peoples Day for the first time, and New York Governor Kathy Hochul followed suit. But in 2022, the celebrations of Native heritage gained even more widespread activations. . @tiltholdings @littlebeachharvest @honeysucklemagazine @maryjane_flowergirl @def_i @netooeusqua @cliffnativenyc @shinnecock_nation @ipdnyc @conorgreenllc @honey_ronit @tissuekulture @jaimelubin