Sunday, January 2, 2022

Tribal Disenrollment is a HATE CRIME


This is an apt description in many instances of tribal disenrollment:

hate crime (also known as a bias-motivated crime or bias crime)[1] is a prejudice-motivated crime which occurs when a perpetrator targets a victim because of their membership (or perceived membership) of a certain social group or racial demographic.

While stripping the tribal citizenship from perceived enemies and those not following those in power in lockstep is NOT a crime, though the violations of civil and human rights should be,  the results can be the same.   So, would they just be bias incidents that affect 11,000 living?

Elders lose their heritage, their kinship, their health benefits.  Children grow up with no sense of tribal belonging and without the benefits they should have.

More: Incidents may involve physical assault, homicide, damage to property, bullying, harassment, verbal abuse (which includes slurs) or insults, mate crime or offensive graffiti or letters (hate mail).

At Pechanga the answers to the above would be  Yes, No, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, and Yes

At Redding Rancheria, they forced the Foreman family to DIG UP their ancestors then didn't accept the evidence of 99.8% DNA test.

At Nooksack, much was racist based, with the tribe disenrolling their members who had Asian family.

At first look, disenrollment may not SEEM like a hate crime, but I assure you, it only SEEMS that way.

Here is the aspect that fits:

  • Retaliatory – perpetrators engage in hate crimes out of a desire for revenge. This can be in response to personal slights, other hate crimes or terrorism. The "avengers" target members of a group whom they believe committed the original crime, even if the victims had nothing to do with it. These kinds of hate crimes are a common occurrence after terrorist attacks.


5 comments:

White Buffalo said...

It is sad that family perpetrated evil against family, Keep up the good work Rick

Anonymous said...

Well maybe an Ak47 and a claim of self defense
can work against the leaders of corrupt tribes that are using disenrollment (which some say is a hate crime)to serve their corrupt agenda and keep tribal members from speaking the truth.

Anonymous said...

NATIVE LIFE'S MATTER




















TO THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
NATIVE LIFE'S MATTER.
STOP THE CORRUPTION AND THE DISENROLLMENTS
OF NATIVE AMERICANS WHO BELONG AND DID BELONG UNTIL YOU,THE U.S. GOVERNMENT TURNED A BLIND EYE TO THE CORRUPT LEADERSHIPS THAT LINE YOUR POCKETS WITH STOLEN FUNDS.
PLEASE LISTEN TO THE TRIBAL MEMBERS THAT HAVE
OUSTED FROM THEIR RESERVATIONS BECAUSE OF GREED AND HATE FOR CERTAIN FAMILY MEMBERS.
THIS IS A REAL HATE CRIME THAT HAS YOUR BLESSING.
IT NEEDS TO STOP NOW BEFORE IT TURNS VIOLENT AND MORE INNOCENT PEOPLE GET HURT AND SUFFER BECAUSE CONGRESS REFUSES TO HELP OR EVEN INVESTIGATE THE CORRUPT LEADERSHIPS THAT ARE KILLING TRUE NATIVE AMERICAN CITIZENS.
THESE CORRUPT LEADERS ARE WORSE THAT THE VIRUS THAT IS KILLING SO MANY PEOPLE.








Reinstatement_Restitution said...

It is readily apparent that the US Federal Government approves of disenrollment and will consistently side with tribal leaders that remove members from their tribes. What else are we to think? The government never helps disenrollees. Instead the BIA rejects appeals because disenrolled members have no standing. The IBIA upholds the BIA decisions. The courts pretend they cannot interfere. This process has happened repeatedly. Any group that breaks through finds that they have to exhaust administrative remedy before going to court. By that time the statute of limitations has expired.

WeRone said...

Sad truth again