Sunday, June 5, 2016

Module 3 blog

I chose an article from the United South and Eastern Tribes site that was about Steven Judd who is part of a movement called #IDLENOMORE ( silent no more). This movement speaks out about the abuse of the Earth and women. It coupled these two issues together because of the similarity with women and Mother Earth as being represented as a female. What is a common misconception of this movement is that it is old and that it is only for the good of Native Americans. Women of every color and creed are included when arguing the case of violence against women.  Deborah Parker spoke out at a rally against the abuses that women face. There is mention of the case Bradley vs State where it was deemed a man’s right to moderately beat his wife.

 What is consistent in Judds article is that this is not a Native American fight it is for the good of all mankind. Everyone will benefit from clean water natives and non-natives alike. His stance is that #IDLENOMORE is not a movement that is temporary, its here to stay.  The cry was against the Canadian bill C-45, which removed the protection of over 30 thousand lakes being protected to only 97 lake being protected by the First Nations. “ Its not a Canada or United States thing. Multinational corporations do not care about borders and neither should we (web).”





indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2013/01/16/idle-no-more-movement-dummies-or-what-heck-are-all-these-indians-acting-all-indian-ey



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