Danika Cooper retweeted
Looking forward to this lecture, and thank you @akpiamit for the kind invitation
AKPIA@MIT October 24, 6 PM ROOM 3-133
Disembodied Territoriality or how to be displaced from where you have never been?
Menna Agha, Carleton University
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED ONLY FOR NON-MIT ATTENDEES. eventbrite.com/e/akpiamit-le…
Danika Cooper retweeted
The Funambulist is out!
And I am part of this stellar cohort of contributors
Pre-order "The Desert" (Nov–Dec 2022), which centers continental lives and anti-colonial struggles in the arid, plentiful lands of the Sahara, the Atacama, the Gibson, the Kgalagadi, the Dhofar, and the Taklimakan deserts.
Official Release: November 2
thefunambulist.net/shop/44-n…
Reading @chidesignoffice's expose of India's complex entanglements with nationalism, architecture, and the desire for political legacy while in Delhi makes the reconstruction of the Central Vista into a memorial for the BJP even more infuriating.
placesjournal.org/article/ar…
Danika Cooper retweeted
In 2020, New Mexico’s Museum of Indian Arts and Culture & @USNatArchives launched the Treaties Explorer, an online tool that makes 387 rarely seen Native American treaties accessible to the public for the first time.
Learn more: ow.ly/ZAcB50JQ1pI
#TellTheFullStory
Danika Cooper retweeted
Nearly 250 years ago today, white slavers called the original nations of this continent “merciless Indian Savages” in their Declaration of Independence. The counter-revolution of property on our lands began while they also declared “all men are created equal.”
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Onondaga Nation, in Unprecedented Land Back Moment, Regains 1,023 Acres of the Land From New York State. onondaganation.org/uncategor…
Danika Cooper retweeted
SCOTUS achieved today what white supremacists tried with termination: “Indian country is part of the State, not separate from the State… as a matter of state sovereignty, a State has jurisdiction over all of its territory, including Indian country.” supremecourt.gov/opinions/21…
Danika Cooper retweeted
If you want to understand how the Supreme Court rules on politics rather than the law look no further than the arena of Federal Indian Law.
Today #SCOTUS changed who has criminal jurisdiction on over 300 reservations not based on precedent or even the facts on the ground…
Danika Cooper retweeted
Reproductive justice is about bodily autonomy, which is necessarily about one's ability to define and freely live/perform one's gendered and sexual life without state regulation. This includes terminating pregnancy, transitioning, and marriage.
Danika Cooper retweeted
If history has taught us anything, it is that poor, Black, Latinx, and Indigenous people will suffer the most from Roe v. Wade being overturned. We must name that.
Danika Cooper retweeted
Sending a little extra love today to the trans men and non-binary people whose rights to abortion were also taken away today but who keep getting left out of the conversation.
Danika Cooper retweeted
intellectually knowing that something is coming does not prepare you for the devastation in the body when it hits
Danika Cooper retweeted
Roe. Miranda. Gun control. Church and State. All dismantled in a single week. The single worst week for civil rights and liberties in decades.
Danika Cooper retweeted
Today’s decision is a shameful step backwards that seeks to disempower women by micromanaging our bodies. Women in this country deserve better. Congress must act.
Danika Cooper retweeted
Setup abortion clinics on Indian reservations. Whereas, sovereign nations, Supreme Court decisions, like overturning Roe V Wade — DO NOT APPLY.
Danika Cooper retweeted
You can never ban abortion, you can only ban safe abortions. Read that again.




















