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ChaoticMissAdventures
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"The McGirt decision resulted in the largest restoration of tribal land in US history."

Nagle does an amazing job telling you many different stories of Native people, while also explaining how the US government committed genocide on them, mixing history and current court cases to paint a detailed and complex picture of the Muscogee land. The writing is exceptional, very easy to read and understand.
"As long as the grass grows or the water runs"

TieDyeDude Excellent! I just pulled this off my shelf to start this week :) 16h
ChaoticMissAdventures @TieDyeDude hope you get a lot out of it (there is a bit too much awfulness to say enjoy it, but it is so important) 15h
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ChaoticMissAdventures
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"Chief Justice Roberts repeated the lies told about the Five Tribes to justify allotment."

As someone who followed not only this case closely but also follows the SCOTUS closely each year I hope that people get that CJ Roberts is an asshole out of this book (while also understanding that Gorsuch was right here but always wrong everywhere else - also a jackass but does good in this area)

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ChaoticMissAdventures
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"Oil and gas producers don't fight regulation as it comes up; the industry lays the groundwork to ensure future regulation is not possible."

"(Oil &gas industry) Organized (..) laws preempting bans on plastic bags- a petroleum product. As of 2020, fifteen states have banned the banning of plastic bags, while only eight limit their use. "

Asif I needed another reason to always use my tote bags.

Suet624 Vermont banned plastic bags and it‘s always funny to see people walking out of their store with their arms full and groceries slipping out of their arms because they forgot their totes. 2d
BarbaraBB @Suet624 I know what you mean! And I love that VT banned plastic bags instead of books! 2d
Suet624 @BarbaraBB oh, me too!!! 2d
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ChaoticMissAdventures @Suet624 @BarbaraBB my city was the 1st in the area to ban them followed later by all of Oregon. It is so easy to adjust to it, I am always startled when somewhere else and they want to give me a bag. It does seem to be more a blue state thing to not let oil lobbyists have so much power. 2d
BarbaraBB Sometimes I forget a tote and have to buy a plastic bag (you pay for them in alle of the Netherlands) and I feel so guilty walking home with a plastic bag! @Suet624 (edited) 1d
ChaoticMissAdventures @BarbaraBB oh! Interesting, we are not even allowed to buy plastic. We can buy paper bags at checkout if we forget. They are 5 cents each so not so bad. 1d
BarbaraBB That‘s much better, just paper bags. We mostly have them too but supermarkets here sell mostly plastic bags unfortunately. 1d
ncsufoxes We‘ve lived in several different states & they each have different laws (some cities have different laws within the state). CA of course banned plastic bags & you could buy paper ones for .10, Boston banned plastic bags & could buy paper ones for .10, now we live in MD some parts of Frederick County charge for plastic bags but they are not banned. We have family in NC & plastic is not banned there 1d
ChaoticMissAdventures @ncsufoxes isn't it interesting? I never thought about bans to ban bans.... And the oil companies being behind it all. 1d
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AnneCecilie
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#BookReport

Read The Illustrious Client

Finished Our Share of Night

Continued with my yearlong reads on the right

Continued Please Do Not Touch This Exhibit and Autocracy Inc

I‘ve started Northanger Abbey #PembetLittens #JaneAustenThenandNow, Lamentation #ShardlakeBR and The Bookshop at the Back of Beyond

#WeeklyForecast

Continue with my current reads and hopefully finish some.
Start Sister in Law

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ChaoticMissAdventures
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Scott Braden worked in the public defender's office at the same time as Lisa and is a citizen of Osage Nation. Seeing how capital punishment worked from the inside solidified his opposition of it. "It really is a crusade on the part of prosecutors and staff to build political careers on the backs of the poor," he told me. "The poor are the ones that get executed. The rich don't get executed."

1 of my top reasons for being anti- execution.

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AnneCecilie
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#WeeklyForecast

Continue with the yearlong reads on the right

Hopefully finish Our Share of Night and Please Do Not Touch This Exhibit

Read The Illustrious Client #NoPlaceLikeHolmes

Start Lamentations #ShardlakeBR and Autocracy Inc.

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AnneCecilie
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#BookReport

I finished the poetry collection Betongblomst (Concrete Flower) and Eloquent Rage #SheSaid

I continued with my yearlong reads on the right

I continued By the Fire We Carry, A Thousand Threads and Our Share of Night

I‘ve started the poetry collection Please Do Not Touch This Exhibit

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mariaku21
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The author tries to tackle more than 400 years worth of history in about 300 pages, so some of a lot of details are left as a brief sentence or passage but for what is here, I can see that a lot of work and care went into this but a larger piece of me was really interested in learning about about the history of the different indigenous tribes and the meso American groups prior to European colonization a lot more but all in all a good read.

AnnCrystal 📚💝. 3w
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AnneCecilie
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#BookReport

Finished Nesting

Continued with the yearlong reads on the right

Continued the buddy reads; Eloquent Rage #SheSaid and Heartstone #ShardlakeBR

I continued reading Betongblomst (Concrete Flower) and What the Wild Sea Can Be

I continued listening to the tagged

I started There‘s a Monster Behind the Door

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AnneCecilie
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#BookReport

Continue yearlong reads on the right

Continue Heartstone #ShardlakeBR and Eloquent Rage #SheSaid

Continue What the Wild Sea Can Be and Betongblomst (Concrete Flower)

Continue listening to the tagged

Finish Nesting and then I‘ll see what I‘m in the mood for next