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25.01.2022 ‘White Australia’ Policy Lives On in Immigrant Detention By: Behrouz Boochani Via: The New York Times Posted: Sept. 20, 2020... https://www.nytimes.com//australia-white-supremacy-refugee

24.01.2022 Heyy what's up beautiful people!!It's that time of year again.. We are bringing back some of our Christmas designs from last year but with a bit of a revamp this time!! This is just one of the popular ones, keep checking our store and you'll see the rest being uploaded over the next 48hrs. https://www.indigenousgrapevine.com/ We don't want you mob to miss out this time so below are our Christmas deadlines for deliveries to metro areas in Australia. Please place your orde...rs before these dates so we can get them shipped out in time for Christmas!! Standard shipping: Sunday, 6th if December Express shipping: Saturday, 12 of December See more

22.01.2022 TAKE ACTION: Take part in the social media photo action. Tag us & use the hashtags #TorresStrait8 #OurIslandsOurHome. We need the public to support #OurIslandsOurHome Zenadth Kes Sign up for an email reminder!

22.01.2022 Loyalty Rewards Program Whichwayy beautiful people hope you had a deadly weekend!! Just wanted to let you know we're trialling a Loyalty Rewards Program on our store, please go check it out when you have spare time, enrol & start earning points just from logging in once a week!! (Link in Bio) How to enrol: If you're already a customer you should be able to click the little or rectangle icon down the bottom right on the home page, login and you'll be automatically e...nrolled. If you're not a customer yet you can Sign Up the same way. How to earn/redeem points: You can earn points from logging in once a week, following our social media profiles, making a purchase, referring friends etc. As you earn points and hit milestones you can redeem them as store credit when purchasing our products! Bugs/Issues: Please DM or email us if you find something isn't working with the rewards system, as it's a brand new feature on our site we are expecting there could be some issues so please do let us know! !We will be adapting the program as time goes on so hopefully the updates go smoothly but we really hope you enjoy using it!! . . . . . #INDIGENOUSGRAPEVINE #Aboriginal #TorresStraitIslander #TSIPride #FirstNations #FirstNationsFashion #FirstNationsPeople #NAIDOC #ReconciliationWeek #NAIDOCWEEK #Indigenous #IndigenousClothing #IndigenousFashion #ZenadhKes #ALWAYSWASALWAYSWILLBE See more

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20.01.2022 This is my beautiful Aka Maria Horn née Mau R.I.P who was a Nurse at the Thursday Island Hospital for 30 years. This year has been recognised as the Year of the Nurse and Midwife. Yesterday's United Nations International Day of Older Persons 2020 highlighted the role of the health care workforce in contributing to the health of older persons, with special recognition of the nursing profession, and a primary focus on the role of women - who are relatively undervalued and in most cases inadequately compensated.

20.01.2022 HI EVERYONE MY BABY BROTHER DAVID DUNGAY 31st BDAY IS COMING UP ON THE 2ND OCTOBER WE ARE PLANNING A RALLY,FAMILY VIGIL AND YOUTH DAY ALSO A RALLY PLANNED FOR T...HE 26TH OCTOBER IN SYDNEY ALL ARE WELCOME IM TRYING TO RAISE MONEY TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN I WILL CREATE AN EVENT FOR RALLY VERY SOON IF YOU COULD PLEASE GIVE KINDLY FOR THIS EVENT IM DOING DONATIONS VIA BANK TRANSFER AS GO FUND ME AND FACEBOOK FUNDRAISING TAKES TOO MANY FEES ACC NAME: CHRISTINE DUNGAY BSB:112879 ACC NO:478691701 PLEASE SHARE THANKS See more

19.01.2022 SYSTEMIC RACISM IS AN INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS!!! A 37-year-old Atikamekw woman and mother of 7 children woman, had gone to the Joliette hospital abo...ut 70km from Montreal suffering from stomach pains. She was screaming out in agony for help but nobody was helping her. Instead, the nurses stood there and abused her, so she turned on her phone to film the "treatment" she was receiving from these "medical professionals". Laying on her death bed, the final words this beautiful First Nations woman was forced to hear were the disgusting abuse from nurses calling her an idiot for making bad life choices and pretty much telling her that her kids would be ashamed of her behaviour. Then she died. #JusticeforJoyceEchaquan Art: @marie_eve_illustration

18.01.2022 'NAIDOC 2020' GIFs are FINALLY available to use in Instagram stories!! Key words: INDIGENOUSGRAPEVINE or NAIDOC... If you test em out pls tag us, so we know you mob can see them #INDIGENOUSGRAPEVINE #NAIDOCWEEK #NAIDOC #NAIDOC2020 #BlakGIFs See more

18.01.2022 "This case exposes extremely serious conduct which exploited social, language, literacy and cultural vulnerabilities of these Indigenous consumers," Mr Sims said. Telstra admits to unconscionable conduct, faces $50m fine for 'exploiting' Indigenous consumers. By Amy Bainbridge... Posted 26/11/2020 https://www.abc.net.au//telstra-admits-to-unconsc/12922400

17.01.2022 JUST ANNOUNCED: Congratulations to Vincent Namatjira on winning this year’s #ArchibaldPrize with his portrait of Adam Goodes, 'Stand strong for who you are'! ...‘We share some similar stories and experiences of disconnection from culture, language and Country, and the constant pressures of being an Aboriginal man in this country. When I was younger and growing up in the foster system in Perth, Indigenous footballers were like heroes to me. Goodesy is much more than a great footballer though, he took a strong stand against racism and said, enough is enough. I stand strong with you too, brother.’ - Vincent Namatjira The portrait is on display in the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prize exhibition, opening tomorrow, Saturday 26 September at 10am. Due to popular demand, opening weekend tickets are sold out. Pre-booking is strongly recommended to avoid disappointment plan your visit and purchase tickets now: https://bit.ly/2RzI3JW Artwork: Winner Archibald Prize 2020 Vincent Namatjira 'Stand strong for who you are' the artist With thanks to Presenting Partner ANZ Australia #ArtGalleryofNSW #VincentNamatjira Iwantja Arts

17.01.2022 Once again Koeyma Eso (Thank you) Sydney Opera House for Dance Rites, an opportunity to perform after many months of lockdown for Covid. It was a boost for our ...spirits to sing & dance again. It was an effective marketing avenue to maintain our presence with audiences and the public. In return SOH will always count on us to promote Dance Rites as a vehicle for dance groups from small & remote communities to participate on a national stage. This year 6 groups from our five communities in the NPA (Northern Peninsula Area) entered and 3 made the finals! How good is that ! and one of us Won! Let us Congratulate Guba Markai from Bamaga for taking out the top prize. We are proud of the young dancers who put on a fantastic show of precision and wowed the judges. Naygayiw Gigi and Guba Markai are both Saibai Islander dance groups based in Bamaga. We are family. Congratulations also to Injinoo Storm Thathilgaw Minar for making the finals, and a shout out to Wabanan Geth, Injinoo & New Mapoon dancers for participating in Dance Rites. NPA is a stronghold for traditional dance, our 3 Aboriginal and 2 Torres Strait Islander communities are diverse and rich in culture and history. This is evident in our Dance, which encompasses our stories, songs and language. Kapu Woenab Mura. See more

17.01.2022 JUSTICE FOR AUNTY SHERRY #JusticeForAuntySherry #StopBlackDeathsInCustody #OurWomenAreSacred

15.01.2022 Meet #OurPeople || After 38 years of service with the #AusArmy, Sergeant Dennis Maher has decided to hang up his uniform and pursue a career in civilian educati...on. Inspired by stories of his foster father’s service, Sergeant Maher enlisted in 1982 as part of the Royal Australian Artillery before transferring to the Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. Sergeant Maher has always had a passion for mentoring Army’s future soldiers. Recently he supported the Army Indigenous Development Program with the Indigenous Development Wing of Regional Force Surveillance Group in Darwin. We would like to thank Sergeant Maher and his family for their support to the #AusArmy during his career. Good luck and #GoodSoldiering on your new adventures, Sergeant Maher! To read more about Sergeant Maher’s service, head to http://ow.ly/EQr350Buix8

14.01.2022 Our dear aunt Sherry would’ve been smiling down from high above this arvo, the love & support from here and around the world has been truly overwhelming. The fa...mily would like to thank you all who contributed to & attended the march, posters, cooking, the GoFundMe page, online support & the many community stakeholders & organisations. The fight will continue for Aunty and all our mob who’ve passed in police custody, make sure of that. #blm #brisbaneblacks #seekingtruth #auntysherry #shematteredtous #blackdeathsincustody See more

12.01.2022 Omg lol morning humour for you mob. GOOD MORNING

11.01.2022 New GIFs available for use in your Instagram/Facebook Stories. Should also soon be available for Facebook/Twitter Posts & replies! #ItsInMyBlood Keyword: IndigenousGrapevine #INDIGENOUSGRAPEVINE #BLAKGIFS

10.01.2022 URGENT MESSAGE To all my FB friends and family. The SCAMMERS ARE AT IT AGAIN. Someone has created an Archie Roach live chat page on Facebook. This is a FAKE pro...file and has NOTHING to do with me. This FAKE profile is replying to all your comments and inviting you to come across to Google hangouts. Once there they try to STEAL money from you. Please DO NOT inbox them. Please REPORT them immediately!!!!! Also thanks Gary for reminding me...PLEASE also Check for the Blue Tick.. if there is no blue tick next to my name on top of page..then its a scam.. See more

10.01.2022 #NAIDOC week celebrates First Nations peoples 65,000 year culture and connection to this land. Always was, always will be. We acknowledge the First Peoples of ...this land and the many First Nations sign languages; the oldest in the world. Happy NAIDOC week to all! @naidocweek @scopeaust Find out more about Key Word Sign: www.kwsa.com.au #alwayswasalwayswillbe #naidocweek #naidoc2020 #naidocweek2020 #aboriginal #torresstraitislander #community #australia #australians

09.01.2022 Please share this post around your own networks over the next few days using the following hashtag #JusticeForJohnPat

09.01.2022 This is a message that never gets old!Our black community never gets enough positive examples.

08.01.2022 When the first lockdown began, the community of Yirrkala in Northeast Arnhem Land had one main priority; to keep their precious elders safe. Eighteen-year-old Siena, a young Yolngu filmmaker, documented this time #LockdownStories

07.01.2022 Blackfullas love saying; yeah I probably know they face if I see dem, but Um not good with names ayy....Blackfullas love saying; yeah I probably know they face if I see dem, but Um not good with names ayy....

06.01.2022 TAKE ACTION: Take part in the social media photo action. Tag Our Islands, Our Home & use the hashtags: #TorresStrait8 #OurIslandsOurHome Please follow Our Islands, Our Home and show your support in as many ways you can listed on their site. ... For more info on how to support #OurIslandsOurHome visit the link in their BIO: linktr.ee/ourislandsourhome See more

05.01.2022 Please stop scrolling for a moment and let these beautiful smiles cheer you up!! @and_then_there_were_four @mandubarraspirit

05.01.2022 Christmas T-Shirts Available now!! https://www.indigenousgrapevine.com/ We don't want you mob to miss out this time so below are our Christmas deadlines for deliveries to metro areas in Australia. Please place your orders before these dates so we can get them shipped out in time for Christmas!! Standard shipping: Sunday, 6th if December... Express shipping: Saturday, 12 of December See more

02.01.2022 ... Cornrows were used to help slaves escape slavery? In the time of slavery in Colombia, hair braiding was used to relay messages. For example, to... signal that they wanted to escape, women would braid a hairstyle called departes. It had thick, tight braids, braided closely to the scalp and was tied into buns on the top. And another style had curved braids, tightly braided on their heads. The curved braids would represent the roads they would [use to] escape. In the braids, they also kept gold and hid seeds which, in the long run, helped them survive after they escaped. They would also use seeds as decoration in the hair, but would later plant the seeds and grow their own crop. It is more than just a simple hairstyle.