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ins-“为子孙后代保护我们的生活方式和土地，使我前进并充满动力，” 阿拉斯加原住民activis解释说

案例简介：“为子孙后代保护我们的生活方式和土地，让我继续前进，并有动力，” 阿拉斯加土著活动家Quannah Rose Chasing Horse Potts (@ quannah.rose) 解释说，他们为气候、环境正义和土著妇女而战。她提倡永久保护北极国家野生动物保护区，正如她所描述的那样，“生命开始的神圣地方”。Quannah说: “成为土地和水的保护者是我作为土著妇女的身份的一部分。” Quannah的祖先来自Han Gwich'in和Lakota部落。“我来自母系社会。我永远感激那些向我展示了真正力量并帮助我认识到我真正力量的女性。从很小的时候起，我妈妈就一直对我和我的兄弟姐妹重复一些事情。我一直记得并且仍然在继续对自己重复的一件事是: “记住你是谁，你来自哪里。” 我总是想着我的祖先和我的根，他们如何继续祝福我，保护我并通过我成长。我想到了在我的血管中流淌着强大的血统，动物和土地，这些动物和土地都依赖我们来照顾它们，就像它们一样，以及子孙后代。我的目标还在于提升BIPOC的年轻人并教育那些不了解斗争的人，挑战和我们面临的压迫。照亮长期以来一直处于黑暗中的问题。在所有这些对话中，需要将土著声音提升到最高水平。我们处于这些问题的前沿，我们的生活取决于我们土地的健康。”# ThisWeekOnInstagramPhoto @ quannah.rose by Annaka O'Donoghue

ins-“为子孙后代保护我们的生活方式和土地，使我前进并充满动力，” 阿拉斯加原住民activis解释说

案例简介：“Protecting our way of life and land for future generations keeps me going and motivated,” explains Alaskan Native activist Quannah Rose Chasing Horse Potts (@quannah.rose), who fights for the climate, environmental justice and Indigenous women. She’s advocating for the permanent protection of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, “the sacred place where life begins,” as she describes it.“Being a land and water protector is part of my identity as an Indigenous woman,” says Quannah, whose ancestors are from the Han Gwich’in and Lakota tribes. “I come from a matriarchal society. I’m forever grateful for the women who have shown me true power and helped me recognize MY true power. From a very young age, my mom has always repeated a few things to my siblings and I. One I have always remembered and still continue to repeat to myself is: ‘Remember who you are, and where you come from.’I always think about my ancestors and my roots, how they continue to bless me, protect me and thrive through me. I think about the strong bloodlines coursing through my veins, the animals and the lands that depend on us to take care of them, as they do us, and the future generations to come.My goals are also to uplift BIPOC youth and educate those who don’t understand the struggles, challenges and the oppression we face. To shine a light on the issues that have been kept in the dark for so long.Indigenous voices need to be elevated to the highest levels in all of these conversations. We are at the frontlines of these issues and our lives depend on the health of our lands.”#ThisWeekOnInstagramPhoto of @quannah.rose by Annaka O’Donoghue