Food for thought 👆🏾 One of the best ways to honor Native people this holiday is to donate to an Indigenous led initiative or organization. Reparations! (SEE BELOW TO CHOOSE ORGS I KNOW AND SUPPORT👇🏾👇🏾) Maybe we don’t all experience this week the same. Perhaps Indigenous peoples have a different thought about Thursday. Maybe someone very close to you died this time of year, and every day around this time brings grief instead of joy. Consider the fact that not all people are close to their family, and this time of year is just clunky and hard... Don’t expect your well meaning “Happy Thanksgiving” message to land well with everyone. Take a walk in someone else’s shoes and consider how everyone’s lived experience is not the same. Donate + Listen to Indigenous voices👇🏾 @indigenousrrf Shop native @wenatchiwear @native_women_ride @indigenouswomenhike @nativewomenswilderness @rising_hearts @native_women_running @indigenouswomenclimb Honor Indigenous history. Listen to Indigenous people. Start a new tradition and support Indigenous initiatives. Use @nativelandnet to find out who’s ancestral land you are on. 👉🏾 Leave a comment - who’s land are you on?? 📍Filmed on the ancestral homelands of the Wenatchi peoples. Support #LandBack initiatives by visiting @indigenousrrf 🎥 @erinjoynash @bravespace_media circa 2021 #SheColorsNature #Thankstaking #IndigenousOrganizations