No, you are not on Indigenous land - by Noah Smith

Pieces of territory belong to institutions, not to racial groups.

No, you are not on Indigenous land Pieces of territory belong to institutions, not to racial groups. Noah Smith Nov 30, 2024 2,189 315 240 Share " Cahokia Mounds " by Northfielder , CC BY 2.0 The United States, like all nations, was created through territorial conquest. Most of its current territory was occupied or frequented by human beings before the U.S. came; the U.S. used force to either displace, subjugate, or kill all of those people. To the extent that land “ownership” existed under the previous inhabitants, the land of the U.S. is stolen land. This was also true before the U.S. arrive

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