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burymyheartatwoundedknee hashtag performance

#BuryMyHeartAtWoundedKnee evokes themes of Native American history, loss, resilience, colonization, injustice, cultural identity, remembrance, emotional expression, struggle, storytelling, healing, awareness, activism, historical trauma, and communal grief.
In Memorium 🪶 Wounded Knee Massacre December 29, 1890. The killed: Chief Big Foot (Spotted Elk) Mrs. Big Foot Horned Cloud Mrs. Horned Cloud William Horned Cloud, son Sherman Horned Cloud, son Pretty Enemy, niece Mrs. Beard, daughter-in-law Thomas Beard, grandson Shedding Bear Trouble-in-Front, son Last Running Red White Cow, daughter Mother-in-law of Shedding Bear High Hawk Mrs. High Hawk Little boy, son Little girl, daughter Whirl Wind Hawk Mrs. Whirl Wind Hawk Young lady, daughter Young girl, daughter Little girl, daughter Little boy, son Little boy, son He Crow Pretty Woman, daughter Buckskin Breech Clout Running In Lodge, son White Feather, son Little boy, son Bear Woman (the oldest woman in the band) Crazy Bear Elk Creek Mrs. Elk Creek Spotted Chief, son Red Fish Mrs. Red Fish Old Good Bear Young Good Bear Mrs. Good Bear Little boy, son Pretty Hawk Mrs. Pretty Hawk Baby Pretty Hawk Mrs. Lap Shoots The Right Bad Wound, son Bear Parts Body Little boy, son Brown Beaver White Beaver Woman Black Coyote Red Water Woman Sun In Pupil Mrs. Sun In Pupil Henry Three, or Pretty Bald Eagle Iron Eyes (Big Foot’s brother) Mrs. Iron Eyes Has A Dog Red Shirt Girl Pretty Woman Albert Iron Eyes White Day Little Boy, son Charge At Them Old Woman, mother Mrs. Iron American Mrs. Yellow Buffalo Calf Louis Close To Home Cast Away And Run Bad Braves Red Horn Winter Strong Fox Mrs. Strong Fox Little boy, son One Feather Little boy, son Without Robe Old Man Yellow Bull Mrs. Old Man Yellow Bull Brown Woman Shakes The Bird Red Ears Horse Shoots With Hawk Feather (Shot with Hotchkiss) His mother Ghost Horse Little boy, son Chief Woman Mrs. Trouble In Love Hat Baby boy Mrs. Stone Hammer Little baby Wolf Ears Good Boy, son Edward Wolf Ears Little girl Shoots The Bear Kills Senaca Assiniboine George Shoots The Bear Mrs. Shoots The Bear Kills Crow Indian Little Body Bear Mrs. Little Body Bear Little boy, son Baby girl Red Eagle (This man was in the tent & killed by the cannon) Eagle Body, daughter Little girl Little Elk Mrs. Little Elk Black Shield’s little girl White Wolf Red Ears Horse, sister Old Woman, her mother Wood Shade Mrs. Wood Shade Running Standing Hairs Mrs. Running Standing Hairs Young lady, daughter Scabbard Knife Mrs. Scabbard Knife He Eagle Mrs. He Eagle Edward He Eagle, son Young girl, daughter Young boy, son Log Mrs. Log Really Woman, son Brown Hoops Little boy, son Young girl, daughter Mule’s daughter, young lady Red Other Woman Black Flutes, young boy Takes Away The Bow Gray In Eye Mrs. Drops Blood Young boy, son Little boy, son Old Woman Mrs. Long Bull Young girl, daughter Spotted Thunder Swift Bird Mrs. Swift Bird Boy, son Boy, son Strike Scatter Boy, son Wolf Skin Necklace Last Talking, old woman Not Go In Among, son of Hailing Bear, and Her Good Medicine Wounded Hand Comes Out Rattling, wife Big Voice Thunder Mercy To Others Long Medicine Broken Arrow Mrs. Broken Arrow Young man Young woman Brown Turtle Old woman, mother Bird Wings Not Afraid Of Lodge Bear Comes And Lies Wears Calf’s Robe Yellow Robe Wounded In Winter, son Mrs. Black Hair Bad Spotted Eagle (a Cree Indian) Mrs. Bad Spotted Eagle White American Long Bull Courage Bear Mrs. Courage Bear Fat Courage Bear George Courage Bear Black Hawk She Bear, wife Weasel Bear, daughter #woundedknee #rememberwoundedknee #woundedknee1973 #woundedknee1890 #burymyheartatwoundedknee #thanksgiving #thanks #nativeamerican #nativeamericans #american #americanindian #americanindians #landback #wearestillhere #indigenous #indigenouspeople #indigenousland #indigenouswater #nativetiktok #IndigenousTikTok #fyp #americanindianmovement #myheroshavealwayskilledcolonizers #myheroshavealwayskilledcowboys #lakota #lakotaoyate
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In Memorium 🪶 Wounded Knee Massacre December 29, 1890. The killed: Chief Big Foot (Spotted Elk) Mrs. Big Foot Horned Cloud Mrs. Horned Cloud William Horned Cloud, son Sherman Horned Cloud, son Pretty Enemy, niece Mrs. Beard, daughter-in-law Thomas Beard, grandson Shedding Bear Trouble-in-Front, son Last Running Red White Cow, daughter Mother-in-law of Shedding Bear High Hawk Mrs. High Hawk Little boy, son Little girl, daughter Whirl Wind Hawk Mrs. Whirl Wind Hawk Young lady, daughter Young girl, daughter Little girl, daughter Little boy, son Little boy, son He Crow Pretty Woman, daughter Buckskin Breech Clout Running In Lodge, son White Feather, son Little boy, son Bear Woman (the oldest woman in the band) Crazy Bear Elk Creek Mrs. Elk Creek Spotted Chief, son Red Fish Mrs. Red Fish Old Good Bear Young Good Bear Mrs. Good Bear Little boy, son Pretty Hawk Mrs. Pretty Hawk Baby Pretty Hawk Mrs. Lap Shoots The Right Bad Wound, son Bear Parts Body Little boy, son Brown Beaver White Beaver Woman Black Coyote Red Water Woman Sun In Pupil Mrs. Sun In Pupil Henry Three, or Pretty Bald Eagle Iron Eyes (Big Foot’s brother) Mrs. Iron Eyes Has A Dog Red Shirt Girl Pretty Woman Albert Iron Eyes White Day Little Boy, son Charge At Them Old Woman, mother Mrs. Iron American Mrs. Yellow Buffalo Calf Louis Close To Home Cast Away And Run Bad Braves Red Horn Winter Strong Fox Mrs. Strong Fox Little boy, son One Feather Little boy, son Without Robe Old Man Yellow Bull Mrs. Old Man Yellow Bull Brown Woman Shakes The Bird Red Ears Horse Shoots With Hawk Feather (Shot with Hotchkiss) His mother Ghost Horse Little boy, son Chief Woman Mrs. Trouble In Love Hat Baby boy Mrs. Stone Hammer Little baby Wolf Ears Good Boy, son Edward Wolf Ears Little girl Shoots The Bear Kills Senaca Assiniboine George Shoots The Bear Mrs. Shoots The Bear Kills Crow Indian Little Body Bear Mrs. Little Body Bear Little boy, son Baby girl Red Eagle (This man was in the tent & killed by the cannon) Eagle Body, daughter Little girl Little Elk Mrs. Little Elk Black Shield’s little girl White Wolf Red Ears Horse, sister Old Woman, her mother Wood Shade Mrs. Wood Shade Running Standing Hairs Mrs. Running Standing Hairs Young lady, daughter Scabbard Knife Mrs. Scabbard Knife He Eagle Mrs. He Eagle Edward He Eagle, son Young girl, daughter Young boy, son Log Mrs. Log Really Woman, son Brown Hoops Little boy, son Young girl, daughter Mule’s daughter, young lady Red Other Woman Black Flutes, young boy Takes Away The Bow Gray In Eye Mrs. Drops Blood Young boy, son Little boy, son Old Woman Mrs. Long Bull Young girl, daughter Spotted Thunder Swift Bird Mrs. Swift Bird Boy, son Boy, son Strike Scatter Boy, son Wolf Skin Necklace Last Talking, old woman Not Go In Among, son of Hailing Bear, and Her Good Medicine Wounded Hand Comes Out Rattling, wife Big Voice Thunder Mercy To Others Long Medicine Broken Arrow Mrs. Broken Arrow Young man Young woman Brown Turtle Old woman, mother Bird Wings Not Afraid Of Lodge Bear Comes And Lies Wears Calf’s Robe Yellow Robe Wounded In Winter, son Mrs. Black Hair Bad Spotted Eagle (a Cree Indian) Mrs. Bad Spotted Eagle White American Long Bull Courage Bear Mrs. Courage Bear Fat Courage Bear George Courage Bear Black Hawk She Bear, wife Weasel Bear, daughter #woundedknee #rememberwoundedknee #woundedknee1973 #woundedknee1890 #burymyheartatwoundedknee #thanksgiving #thanks #nativeamerican #nativeamericans #american #americanindian #americanindians #landback #wearestillhere #indigenous #indigenouspeople #indigenousland #indigenouswater #nativetiktok #IndigenousTikTok #fyp #americanindianmovement #myheroshavealwayskilledcolonizers #myheroshavealwayskilledcowboys #lakota #lakotaoyate
On this day, December 29, 1890, U.S. troops massacred over 300 Lakota—women, children, elders, and men—at Wounded Knee Creek. This wasn’t just violence; it was genocide. A few weeks earlier, Sitting Bull, a warrior and protector of our people, was murdered for standing with the Ghost Dance, ceremony that reminded us of the strength of connection to the land and our liberation. The colonizers called it dangerous because it threatened their control and grounded us resistance. The US forced us onto reservations—prisons without walls—stole our lands, killed our food sources like buffalo to make us dependent on them . When the Ghost Dance spread, the US colonizers used fear to justify our genocide. At Wounded Knee, they didn’t care who they killed. They gave medals for murdering our children. They wanted to crush our spirit. But they failed. Wounded Knee is a wound that still bleeds, but it’s also a truth they can’t bury. Our spirit lives on. Our story continues. We remember. We continue to fight for land back and that the US occupation honor our treaties. We are sovereign nations being occupied by the US to this day. Any collective liberation that fails to center that, continues a legacy of our erasure and sovereignty. #wearestillhere #landback #honorthetreaties #lakota #native #woundedknee #rememberwoundedknee #woundedknee1973 #woundedknee1890 #burymyheartatwoundedknee #thanksgiving #thanks #nativeamerican #nativeamericans #american #americanindian #americanindians #landback #wearestillhere #indigenous #indigenouspeople #indigenousland #indigenouswater #nativetiktok #IndigenousTikTok #fyp #americanindianmovement #myheroshavealwayskilledcolonizers #myheroshavealwayskilledcowboys
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On this day, December 29, 1890, U.S. troops massacred over 300 Lakota—women, children, elders, and men—at Wounded Knee Creek. This wasn’t just violence; it was genocide. A few weeks earlier, Sitting Bull, a warrior and protector of our people, was murdered for standing with the Ghost Dance, ceremony that reminded us of the strength of connection to the land and our liberation. The colonizers called it dangerous because it threatened their control and grounded us resistance. The US forced us onto reservations—prisons without walls—stole our lands, killed our food sources like buffalo to make us dependent on them . When the Ghost Dance spread, the US colonizers used fear to justify our genocide. At Wounded Knee, they didn’t care who they killed. They gave medals for murdering our children. They wanted to crush our spirit. But they failed. Wounded Knee is a wound that still bleeds, but it’s also a truth they can’t bury. Our spirit lives on. Our story continues. We remember. We continue to fight for land back and that the US occupation honor our treaties. We are sovereign nations being occupied by the US to this day. Any collective liberation that fails to center that, continues a legacy of our erasure and sovereignty. #wearestillhere #landback #honorthetreaties #lakota #native #woundedknee #rememberwoundedknee #woundedknee1973 #woundedknee1890 #burymyheartatwoundedknee #thanksgiving #thanks #nativeamerican #nativeamericans #american #americanindian #americanindians #landback #wearestillhere #indigenous #indigenouspeople #indigenousland #indigenouswater #nativetiktok #IndigenousTikTok #fyp #americanindianmovement #myheroshavealwayskilledcolonizers #myheroshavealwayskilledcowboys

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