Decolonial Clothing

We’ve all known oppression and racism but we also know resilience and strength. We are still here. We will always be here. ... Photo by @reshai.leilani

Her spirit is beautiful. Send this to an Indigenous Woman who makes the world a better place!

We honour the Women, the Matriarchs, the Life-givers, the Warriors. March is Women’s History Month. So this month we will be focusing on Indigenous Women who led the way through our history, who have kept our teachings and stood strong in the face of oppression. We will honour the aunties, the sisters, the mothers, the daughters, the ones who paved the way and the ones who are leading now. ... Raise your hands for Indigenous Women.

8% of Alaska’s population consists of Alaskan Native Men while we occupy 37% of the state prison population. This is done by design and the system is doing exactly what it was meant to do. @nanggaahlaangstangs sharing what #JusticeforIndigenous means to him. What justice do you stand up for?

When she knows who she is, she can rise up in power. Photo by @rudegangentertainment

Honour a Matriarch today. Thank them for their service, their leadership, their guidance, their nurturing, their courage, their softness and their strength. Tag a Matriarch or share this with her so she knows she is appreciated for all that she does.

Looking back on 2020 like Photo by @bombschellexplores

Thank you for the 10K! It’s such a milestone for our community! This year we decided to get serious about growing our business and using this platform to spread the message of Justice for Indigenous. Every step of the way you have supported us and we are so grateful! ... We have so many big things planned for 2021! There will be new collections and new conversations on how to do the work of decolonization in your own life and politically, socially and professionally. We appreciate every voice in these conversations and we get so excited every time we see you wearing Decolonial Clothing. Here’s to a future with even more!! www.decolonialclothing.com

We remember. On this day in 1890, Sitting Bull was murdered for leading many years of resistance against oppressive United States government politics. We are the resistance now and carry on his legacy. ... May the ghosts dance today.

We are making our ancestors proud, dismantling colonial oppression and healing lineages for our children and our children’s children. That’s what we’re doing here. Every single day. Photo by @bombschellexplores

It’s more than a way of life. It’s who we are.

BIPOC Solidarity forever. Photo by @rudegangentertainment