Includes imagery of Indigenous-led protests with banners that read, "Recognize Indigenous Peoples Rights: We exist. We resist. We rise," and reads, "The National Day of Mourning is a day to mourn the genocide of millions of the Indigenous Peoples, stolen land, and culture erasure resulting from European settler colonialism. The day has been commemorated every year since 1970 when Indigenous activists gathered Plymouth, Massachusetts to reclaim the narrative around Thanksgiving."

Includes imagery of Indigenous-led protests with banners that read, "we are not vanishing. We are conquered. We are as strong as ever," and reads, "Educate oneself about the true history of colonization and its still present impacts. Learn about land you occupy and its tribe(s) at https://native-land.ca. Support Native businesses and creators."

National Day of Mourning 🪶✨ #TurtleIsland #WeAreNotConquered #LCDC