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This is one of our favorite posts to make every year! We are committed to annually donating 10% of profits from our Social Justice Hustle collection to a social justice cause we believe in. We were honored to write a check for $576 to the Juneau School District's Native Youth Olympics program as a direct result of your support in 2020. Gunalchéesh, thank you!
One of the easiest and most sustainable ways to empower BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) communities is to support BIPOC-owned businesses. With our followers' help, we've compiled a list for our city: Juneau, Alaska. We know this is not an exhaustive list, and some folks have been left off intentionally. Please use it merely as a point of departure and as a framework for thinking about how your dollars can build racial equity. Thank you for making these small but important choices.
Pictured: Ivette Lugo of AIJ and Kristie Russette of Kindred Post We're committed to annually donating 10% of profits from our Social Justice Hustle collection to a social justice cause we believe in. We were honored today to write a...
We're committed to annually donating 10% of profits from our Social Justice Hustle collection to a social justice cause we believe in. Your support in 2018 enabled us to make a $550 donation to Sealaska Heritage Institute! Thank you!
Here is the letter that accompanied our donation:
Hi. 4th of July has got us feeling a way. More than our Independence, we think about our interdependence. We are deeply connected, our liberation is bound to one another. None of us are free until all of us are...
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This speech was given in April 2018 by Christy NaMee Eriksen (Owner of Kindred Post) after receiving a Carla Timpone Award for Activism from the Alaska Women's Lobby. Christy calls it "a long love poem for fighters."
