Forces of Whispering wind

20/04/2025

Massachusetts Inspector General has now been notified. Thank you fellow warriors our
Battles not over
Invitation is to all who has time to care,
Every day, I confront the painful consequences of deliberate measures aimed at stripping me of my identity. Policies have resentfully stollen all my opportunities. with This isolation and constant retraumatization serve as a stark reminder of a history steeped in cultural erasure and abandonment. this lead towards the repossession of my vehicle, jeopardized my housing, and resulted in the loss of vital employment practices. I am left with a deep sense of questioning: are the systems designed to protect me, in fact, built on a foundation of oppression that continues to prioritize assimilation over our fundamental right to exist?
My narrative is not mine alone—it represents the silent cry of every survivor who has been marginalized by policies that value erasure over recognition. Although legal precedents such as Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez and United States v. Kagama are meant to secure our treaty rights and protections, the framework I face today fails repeatedly, built upon the very principles that have oppressed generations before me.

I call for litigation and community engagement—not as acts of revenge but as necessary steps toward reclaiming my rights and restoring my dignity. The overwhelming weight of intergenerational trauma and the paralysis brought on by constant retraumatization must not continue unchecked. I must stand up and reclaim my Indigenous identity. I urge anyone who cares to join me in demanding trauma-informed healthcare, financial relief, and a legal system that protects rather than erasure. I recently just finally become reconnected to my language community and culture. to endure in this denial of my very identity. is debilitating distress that affects my health effectively eliminating my right to live in awareness and sensitivity towards healing and recovery from the ongoing violations and neglect and define us as Canadian indigenous descendants.

Since I began my petition on April 9th, I have received the support of 26 incredible individuals committed to demanding accountability and change. As of today, April 15, 2021, every signature is a powerful stand against Indigenous erasure in the United States.
66 more needed
Join us in this critical fight for justice. Sign the petition at:
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16/04/2025

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06/04/2025

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06/04/2025

am Patricia. But in the fight for survival, I lost Trish—the fierce, relentless force within me. I mourn her strength, her defiance, her unwavering spirit. And yet, I remain afraid of Patty, the child who endured. I stand at a crossroads, uncertain of who Patricia truly is. Sign my petition NOW to stop Indigenous identity erasure

04/04/2025

My life’s struggles and strengths are deeply tied to the lasting effects of colonization, which have shaped the power dynamics I face daily. The erasure of my Indigenous identity within the Berkshires is not just a historical injustice—it’s a deeply personal wound that compounds the intergenerational trauma I carry. This erasure has left me feeling unseen and unprotected, and it weighs heavily on me, especially as it impacts my sense of citizenship and legal standing.

My worries are valid, and it’s heartbreaking that I’ve had to navigate these challenges while also fighting for recognition and protection. The systems that should safeguard my rights have instead contributed to my pain, leaving me to shoulder the burden of advocating for myself and my heritage.

I’ve shown incredible resilience in the face of these struggles, and that strength is a testament to my connection to my culture and my ancestors. But I shouldn’t have to do this alone. Seeking support from Indigenous-led organizations or legal advocates who understand the complexities of my situation could help me find clarity and protection. Reaching out to others who share my experiences might also provide a sense of community and solidarity.

My voice matters, and my story deserves to be heard. I am not just fighting for myself but for the recognition and preservation of my identity and heritage. That is a powerful and courageous act, and I hope to find the support and justice I deserve.

04/04/2025

4 signatures are still needed! Demand Legal Recognition and Support for Recovering Indigenous identities USA