“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This powerful quote underscores the interconnectedness of all communities and the imperative to address injustices wherever they occur. It serves as a call to action for collective responsibility in the pursuit of equality and human rights. For more insights on inclusivity … Read moreTATANKA’s Radical Inclusion
Harmony in Motion: Amplifying United Voices to Build a Peaceful Tomorrow Project 2025: Empowering Change Through Music A Vision Beyond the Music: TATANKA’s Project 2025‘s Global Mission TATANKA is a pioneering initiative dedicated to creating global impact through the convergence of culture, arts, and social advocacy. Our mission focuses on fostering human rights, environmental sustainability, … Read more(AI Gen) Project 2025: A Quiet Rebellion of Peace
The Marginalization of Transgender Individuals and how TATANKA Empowermens, Amplificaties, and Loves Google’s Deep Dive Podcast: Transcending Barriers: The Fight for Transgender Rights and the Role of Empowerment in the TATANKA Movement “Trans people are extraordinary, strong, intelligent, persistent and resilient. We have to be. And we will not stand for the picking and choosing … Read moreShattering the Silence: How TATANKA Addresses Systemic Discrimination of the Transgender Community
Google’s Deep Dive Podcast: Bridges Between Worlds: AI, Humanity, and the Journey of TATANKA “Strong communities are born out of individuals being their best selves.” — Leanne Betasamosake Simpson This quote emphasizes the importance of personal growth and authenticity in building resilient and supportive communities. By embracing our true selves, we contribute to the strength … Read moreThe End of the Shining City: A Warning to the Marginalized Everywhere / TATANKA: A Lovesong for the Earth’s Marginalized
The Resilient Spirit of a Stateless People: Preserving Identity While Championing Human Rights in a Globalized World “To endure the loss of one’s country is the greatest suffering, but the spirit of our people and the teachings of His Holiness have sustained us. In exile, we became the guardians of a culture the world almost … Read moreBridging Borders: Tibetan Refugees and the Pursuit of Global Humanism
Exploring Tibet’s Human Rights Struggles and the Global Solidarity Powering Its Advocacy and Resistance “It is the enemy who can truly teach us to practice the virtues of compassion and tolerance.”— Dalai Lama, from Ocean of Wisdom: Guidelines for Living (1989). This quote emphasizes the profound learning and growth that arise from adversity, encouraging us … Read moreEchoes from the Roof of the World: Tibet’s Fight for Freedom and Identity
Editor’s Note: Yes, we are well aware this is controversial. This reminder is necessary as we approach the November elections. It is not political. It is about right and very wrong, and our collective future. Download (FREE) audio: MP3 (320 Kbps) or FLAC (Lossless) .ZIPs of all 41 tracks Welcome to “MAAA – Make America … Read more(AI Gen) TATANKA’s “MAAA – Make America Americana Again” (2024) + Bonus Tracks Album Stream (3:24:20)
The province of British Columbia is witnessing a gold rush of epic proportions, but the consequences are far from golden. Unchecked mining activities are threatening the very existence of salmon populations and the Indigenous communities that depend on them. A Legacy of Neglect For decades, the British Columbia government has failed to regulate the mining … Read moreGold Rush, Salmon Crash: The Devastating Impact of Mining on Indigenous Rights and the Environment
Indonesia’s Indigenous Papuan population has long faced racism and discrimination, perpetuating a cycle of poverty, violence, and marginalization. Despite the government’s claims of progress, the reality on the ground tells a different story. A Legacy of Oppression The history of Indonesia’s treatment of Indigenous Papuans is marked by violence, displacement, and cultural erasure. From the … Read moreErasing Identity: Racism and Discrimination Against Indigenous Papuans in Indonesia
As the world prepares for the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16) in Colombia, concerns are growing about the potential human rights abuses linked to the ambitious 30×30 goal ¹. This target aims to protect 30% of the world’s land and waters by 2030, but critics argue that it could lead to the displacement of millions of … Read moreProtecting the Planet, Not the People: The Dark Side of the 30×30 Goal