Soen Bravo @ La Torre del Valle, Spain Soen Bravo @ La Torre del Valle, Spain Title: Manuraleza Location: La Torre del Valle, Spain Artist: Soen Bravo For: Arte contra el olvido USEFUL LINKS: Soen Bravo in this blog | Website | Youtube | Twitter | Instagram

Streetart – Soen Bravo @ La Torre del Valle, Spain — Barbara Picci

MRBEE @ Brussels, Belgium Title: Witloof Location: Brussels, Belgium Artist: MRBEE For: Racines Festival USEFUL LINKS: MRBEE in this blog | Instagram | Facebook

Streetart – MRBEE @ Brussels, Belgium — Barbara Picci

Wild Drawing @ Aubin, France Wild Drawing @ Aubin, France Wild Drawing @ Aubin, France Title: Duologue Location: Nummela, Finland Artist: Wild Drawing (WD) (Greece) For: Decazeville Communauté USEFUL LINKS: WD Drawing in this blog | Website | Instagram | Facebook fan page

Streetart – Wild Drawing @ Aubin, France — Barbara Picci

Mundana + Francisco Maturana @ Antwerp, Belgium Mundana + Francisco Maturana @ Antwerp, Belgium Mundana + Francisco Maturana @ Antwerp, Belgium Location: Antwerp, Belgium Artists: Mundana + Francisco Maturana USEFUL LINKS MUNDANA: Mundana in this blog | Website | Instagram | Facebook fan page USEFUL LINKS FRANCISCO MATURANA: Francisco Maturana in this blog | Instagram […]

Streetart – Mundana + Francisco Maturana @ Antwerp, Belgium — Barbara Picci

WERENS @ Monistrol De Calders, Spain Location: Monistrol De Calders, Spain Artist: WERENS For: MurMurs Art Mural USEFUL LINKS: WERENS in this blog | Instagram | Facebook

Streetart – WERENS @ Monistrol De Calders, Spain — Barbara Picci

Artist: Giuseppe Penone (Italy) Title: Ombra di terra Year: 1999 USEFUL LINKS: Giuseppe Penone in this blog | Wikipedia

“Ombra di terra” by Giuseppe Penone — Barbara Picci

David Zayas @ Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA Title: La Danza Location: Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA Artist: David Zayas For: Beyond Walls Address: 57 Hamilton St. Photo Credits: Mario Tosti USEFUL LINKS: David Zayas in this blog | Instagram | Facebook

Streetart – David Zayas @ Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA — Barbara Picci

Brackeen v. Haaland is the largest threat to Native children, families, and tribes before the Supreme Court in our lifetimes. If ICWA is overturned, states would once again be allowed to tear Native children from their families, tribes, and culture while simultaneously threatening tribes’ very existence. The legal arguments made by the plaintiffs challenging ICWA in Brackeen undermine key tenets of federal Indian law, and threaten many other laws upholding tribal sovereignty.

Tribal sovereignty is the right of tribes — 574 currently recognized by the federal government — to make and be governed by their own laws. This sovereignty is inherent, as Native Nations existed long before the creation of the United States. Hundreds of treaties have guaranteed tribal nations the right to self-govern. Through these treaties, Native Nations gave up their right to millions of acres of land that would become the United States in exchange for promises to tribes, including the guarantee that lands “reserved” for tribes would be governed by the tribes in perpetuity. The outcome of Brackeen v. Haaland could put centuries-long legal precedent upholding tribal sovereignty — including tribes’ right and ability to preserve their unique cultural identities, raise their own children and govern themselves — in jeopardy.

Native families have a right to stay together, to care for their children, and to preserve tribal culture by ensuring access to their cultural identity, language, and heritage. The Supreme Court must protect this right and uphold the constitutionality of the Indian Child Welfare Act.

Source: Native Families’ Right to Stay Together is at Stake at the Supreme Court | News & Commentary | American Civil Liberties Union

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