Obama Center Embeds 'Indigenous' Land Message on Controversial Site – Democratic Accent

Obama Presidential Center follows widely mocked ‘stolen land’ acknowledgment with Native American dance show

The Black Hawk Performance Company performed traditional dances at the center's John Lewis Plaza on Saturday.

After Stealing Chicago Land to Build Massive Garbage Can Library, Obama Center Forces Forces Acknowledgement of “Indigenous Peoples’ Land and Territory.” * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson

Barack Obama's presidential library is sparking more controversy as the Obama Foundation pushes the progressive idea that America was built on land stolen from…

Obama Center embeds ‘Indigenous’ land message on controversial site – FOX News

"People here in future years are going to hear about how this land was stolen from the Native Americans," Illinois GOP Chair Bob Grogan said. "But, underneath, you should all be reading into this, that it was actually stolen from the citizens of Illinois, not from the Native Americans." The criticism stems from a yearslong battle over the transfer of 19.3 acres of Jackson Park public land to the Obama Foundation under a 99-year agreement requiri…

Obama Center Opens With A Very Obama Message – 100PercentFedUp.com – by Jack

The new Obama Presidential Center is already drawing heat after visitors found a permanent message critics say exposes the whole project.

Dems Face Backlash As Obama Center Opening Begins With Controversial Land Acknowledgment

In a notable yet contentious beginning for the Barack Obama Presidential Center, the opening weekend kicked off in Chicago with a land acknowledgment that drew heavy criticism for being performative. Traditionally, such acknowledgments aim to recognize the Native American communities historically linked to the land, but many argue these gestures lack sincerity and relevance. The event featured a vibrant display by the Black Hawk Performance Comp…

Obama Center embeds 'Indigenous' land message on controversial site – Democratic Accent

Following its Juneteenth opening, the Obama Presidential Center is embracing a message tied to one of the modern left’s most contentious ideas: that America was built on land “stolen” from Indians. During Thursday’s dedication ceremony, Obama Foundation CEO Valerie Jarrett opened proceedings by acknowledging the American Indian tribes who originally inhabited the land where the center now stands. But the acknowledgment extends well beyond the op…