🇬🇶✨ Decolonization of Spanish Guinea: A Story of Oppression, Resistance, and Liberation For nearly 190 years, the people of Equatorial Guinea lived under Spanish colonial rule — a system built on forced labor, resource extraction, cultural suppression, and racial hierarchy. What became known as Spanish Guinea was never designed for the prosperity of its people; it was designed to feed the wealth of an empire. But like all colonial projects, it was met with resistance. From the Fang, Bubi, Ndow

4.4K views · 251 reactions | The Ainu are one of the indigenous people of Japan. Their facial features more closely resemble those of indigenous peoples of New Guinea and Australia. Like the Native Americans, they've faced and still face in many cases prejudice and cultural destruction. They now live almost exclusively on the Northern island of Hokkaido... | Nubian Rootz Cultural Center | Facebook

4.2K views · 219 reactions | Yesterday was Indigenous Peoples' Day 2021. We are great admirers of the authenticity, heritage and nature connection that characterizes native people all over the world. We stand with them in their battles for preserving their values and ocean environments, such as here in Papua New Guinea back in 2017. | Behind the Mask | Facebook