TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月23日 23時26分

"Any story of the Osage Nation today," writes Jean Dennison, "of course, must describe the legacy of Osage trauma that arose from a long history of settlers taking our land, tearing apart our families, trying to eliminate our language and culture, overthrowing our government, not fulfilling treaty promises, swindling and murdering Osages, and fighting against our rights to govern our land."

In an essay for TIME, Dennison—who is a citizen of the Osage Nation—says that it's vital to tell stories that highlight Indigenous agency, voices, and complexity.

At the link in bio, find out what #KillersOfTheFlowerMoon doesn't show about Osage Nation's legacy.

Photograph by Pascal Maitre—Panos Pictures Panos/Redux

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