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These Protesters They Are Well-Meaning Theyre 100 Well-Meaning

sure here’s one who had who wished some very well wishes upon the us of a hi everyone as many of you know my name is Willis Sinclair I am an afro-indigenous non–binary local organizer here in Portland organizing for the abolition of not just the militarized police state, but also the United States as we know Oh my God. I want to make sure that while we are standing here on stolen lands. We make sure to do Atlantic okay here’s what we got to do. We got to play that again I can’t get enough of lilith Can we play that one more time. I want to get all of her adjectives.

Many Of You Know My Name Is Willis

Sinclair I am an afro-indigenous non–binary local organizer here in Portland, organizing for the abolition of not just the militarized. We know so wants to abolish sure that while we are standing here on stolen lands, We make sure to do Atlantic and where it cuts off. I think she was talking about doing a land acknowledgement. So going back to like who originally owned the land whatever tribe or nationality owned that particular spot in Portland that has now been you know urbanized yeah We can go back to the Aleutians. I mean the Aleutian Indians.

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I Guess Thats Portland So Who

knows came before them, but she’s an indigenous afro-Afro–indigenous non–binary indigenous non–binary non-binary is it like a barista No those are up in seattle okay the um. I mean she doesn’t have to stand there on that stolen land. I just want to make sure we’re clear on that she is there’s no one making her or any of them stand on that stolen land They. Her iphone Yeah that’s right on that stolen land and they start clapping. I am an afro-indigenous non-binary blind blind with her pop socket on the back of the iphone and her glasses made of petroleum products as well as the necklaces around her neck and she’s got her She’s bejeweled on her fingers, those pins and buttons on her denim jacket which was made in China.

They Are Also Petroleum Products.

Yeah and the mask as well does very good for the environment in its manufacturing process and then you got Priest father Dipsh behind her back there. Who’s just breathing in and out of his that mask has seen better anywhere. I mean it looks like he’s got looks like he’s got some depends on his face compromise mask look at this guy look at this guy what’s that do they not realize what she’s saying or do.

Summary

Willis Sinclair is an afro-indigenous non-binary local organizer in Portland, organizing for the abolition of not just the militarized police state, but also the U.S. as we know Oh my God. These protesters They are well-meaning They’re 100 well-intentioned sure here’s one who wished some very well wishes upon the us of a hi everyone as many of you know my name is Willis Sinclair.& I want to make sure that while we are standing here on stolen lands, We make sure to do Atlantic okay here’s what we got to do.& We got to play that again I can’t get enough of lilith Can we play that one more time.& So going back to like who originally owned the land whatever tribe or nationality owned that particular spot in Portland that has now been you know urbanized yeah We can go back to the Aleutian Indians. & I guess that’s Portland so who knows came before them, but she’s an indigenous…. Click here to read more and watch the full video