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June 18, 2020 - Toxic Culture - Rob Agueros
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Confused Gay Native American Declares Her Support For BLM
# social justice silence shutdown black lives matter chop chaz immigrant immigrant experience indigenous people indigenous rights justice prayer circle

Confused Gay Native American Declares Her Support For BLM, where the speaker affirms daily backing for Black Lives Matter despite partial understanding as an immigrant. She highlights a recent phenomenal prayer circle on "Chop Chaz" involving Indigenous people, declaring their solidarity until justice is achieved. The segment concludes with a call to silence and mute an unspecified entity following a beautiful moment, emphasizing that true support requires active, unified action against systemic oppression. [Automatically generated summary]

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My land was stolen from me and built off the back of your ancestors.
And so I don't understand your whole struggle, but I get it somewhat.
And I will keep on marching with you every single day.
Whose lives matter?
Black lives matter!
Whose lives matter?
Black lives matter!
Because as an immigrant, I kind of get it, but not all the way.
Right, right, right, right.
And so, but as the Americans, as we had on Chop Chaz the other night, we had Indigenous people come out and had their prayer circle and all that, which was phenomenal.
But let us know that the Indigenous people stand with you guys and we will keep on marching with you guys.
We will have your back till we get justice.
Woo!
And now the stop.
That was beautiful.
I got the beauty.
I want them shut down.
I want them silent.
I want them muted.
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