#LANDBACK by Julia Reade

Sergio Conclor on "land back"

jreade1 — 2024-09-21 14:44:09 UTC

How does Sergio define "land back?" (Watch the video from 00:21:00-end.)

Sergio!

jreade1 — 2024-09-21 21:13:07 UTC

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Maddy

2024-09-26 01:25:34 UTC

In the video, Sergio defines Landback as a widespread movement to reclaim stolen land, and return native people to their rightful, historical sites, sites which they had been cultivating and living alongside for thousands of years.

I think it’s very important that Sergio clarifies that land back is not one single group or organization, but a nationwide movement.

Land Back

2024-09-26 22:43:38 UTC

In the video Sergio states that Land Back is a movement to restore the ownership of land that was stolen by colonizers back to their original owners. - Indy

Jack

kuykendalljack18 — 2024-09-27 01:47:18 UTC

This video demonstrates how a opinion does not have to be a specific group, but different groups that have the same idea for change.

Nora

2024-09-27 17:17:13 UTC

Something I thought was interesting about the Video was how when they were talking about land back the topic wasn’t about owning the land and claiming it. They were talking about honoring the people who it was stolen from and having a family like relationship with the land instead of using it only as a resource. I think it’s really amazing that we’re moving on from the thought that humans can own land and earth.

Julia C

jykfhpskxc — 2024-09-27 19:33:57 UTC

In the video Sergio talks about.

Missing and murdering indigenous relatives,

Endangered species wold not be endangered if we had a reciprocal relationship with the land

The natives never endangered the animals or the resources from the land and animals do to there reciprocal relationship with the land

Violette

2024-09-27 19:56:39 UTC

Sergio defines Land Back as an indigenous lead movement with the mission to reclaim stolen land from colonizers

Fish

2024-09-27 20:32:11 UTC

In this video Sergio describes the landback movement as being multiple possibilities and ideas that center giving (stolen) land back to indigenous people so that they can steward the land and use their cultural land for their own cultural experiences. For the benefit of both themselves, and for nature as a whole.

Hung

2024-09-29 23:13:16 UTC

Land Back is an Indigenous lead movement that recover land that is colonized by western powers. But, It's not just recovering land, it is also to recognize that the things invented and happened on this continent are land stolen from Native people. It gives leadership back to Native people to bring back their culture, and stewardship. It aims to not only benefit Native people, it aims to benefit everyone, including nature (Ex. endangered species). It also aim to remove the land ownership western culture that damages nature.

Elihu

2024-09-30 05:03:30 UTC

In the video, Sergio describes Land-Back as a widespread Indigenous lead movement focused on reclaiming and returning stolen land to the Indigenous people of the area. the Land-Back movement is focused on returning stolen land to Native people, however it is also focused on recognizing the harm that has been caused, and continues to be caused by the colonial perspectives of this country. The movement gives leadership back to Native people to strengthen their culture, practices, and to tend their homelands in reciprocal practices that benefit the people living on the land as well as the animals and plants.

Twilight

2024-10-07 05:13:25 UTC

In the video Sergio defines land back as "a movement to give leadership to tribal nations for them to recover land", and in this way they can bring back their culture and languages as well as their stewardship of the land and ecological knowledge. He talks about the benefits of this, not only for humans, but more importantly for the plants and animals. He then goes on to say that many people like to argue that there is no proof that Native Americans ever owned the land, and his response is that it is a very European concept to own land, and you can serve, help or be a part of the land around you, but you can never really own it. just because you put some sticks in the ground doesn't mean that the ground there belongs to you.