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American History

sanatanadharma

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7. So many massacres, so many names, not all known, a few mentioned in passing

Reply to Stuart G (Original post)

Sat May 1, 2021, 09:39 AM

May 2021

From New England to Sand Creek, Colorado to California's shores, the colorless people have proved the immorality of supremacy.

This evil of colorlessness is widespread.

In Uruguay, in 1831, the now extinct Charrúa were massacred by the Uruguayan Army on the banks of the Salsipuedes* Creek *Spanish for "Get-out-if-you-can"

Those who could were later killed or taken into slavery.

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"Wounded Knee Massacre" ..Proof we fail to teach about .. genocide of Native Americans. [View all] Stuart G May 2021 OP

We know because of the Siege of Wounded Knee and Sacheen Littlefeather. quaint May 2021 #1

Did you never read the best seller, "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" by Dee Brown? hlthe2b May 2021 #2

At the link below, I reference this book..post 12.. Stuart G May 2021 #3

... hlthe2b May 2021 #8

We read this in Junior High School LongtimeAZDem May 2021 #5

In the late-70's a guy in our class had that book, FoxNewsSucks May 2021 #4

Tulsa's Wall Street-May 31, 1921-300 people died, 800 injured..I think I heard of it once, long ago. Stuart G May 2021 #6

So many massacres, so many names, not all known, a few mentioned in passing sanatanadharma May 2021 #7

We got Wounded Knee and the attack on the bonus camp from my high school brewens May 2021 #9

Read, "Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee" Bayard May 2021 #10

It upsets me greatly that the Buffalo Soldiers were involved in the Native American genocide. Sneederbunk May 2021 #11

It is not American History, but Massacre History..Armenian Genocide Stuart G May 2021 #12

Much of what many people know about Native Americans, comes from old western movies tulipsandroses May 2021 #13

Well...today I learned about ..".The Osage Murders." Thank You for teaching me of that.. Stuart G May 2021 #14

The Sand Creek Massacre. Nov. 29, 1864. Between 70 to 500 Cheyenne and Arapahoe,, niyad May 2021 #15

Genocide: an integral part of Tribalism. n/t MarcA May 2021 #16

Wounded Knee is just one example. Grumpy Old Guy May 2021 #17