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Futurity.org – Ancient DNA opens Aztec ‘cold case’
For centuries, the fate of the original Otomí inhabitants of Xaltocan, the capital of a pre-Aztec Mexican city-state, has remained unknown. Researchers have long wondered [...]
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Arrested for Your Politics in America? It’s Already Happening | Alternet
In the US, due process – one of the defining features of a democratic judicial process – continues to be badly bludgeoned: Obama fights tooth and nail to push [...]
Micro-drones will “hide in plain sight” – Salon.com
*Mexikaresistance.com Editor’s Note: Does the thought of killer robots patrolling your neighborhood disguised as bugs and birds bother you? The Atlantic’s Conor [...]
The Bureau and the Journalist: Victor Riesel’s Secret Relationship With the FBI
It was one of the darker moments of the era. On May 8, 1970, four days after a quartet of students were shot dead on the Kent State University campus, a demonstration of high [...]
Who created Las Labradas petroglyphs? : Past Horizons Archaeology
Fifty miles north of Mazatlan in Sinaloa State, north west Mexico, there is a beach known as Las Labradas where the rocks are covered in over 600 petroglyphs. Now Mexican [...]
Acuña on the American Dream as Nightmare | mexmigration: History and Politics of Mexican Immigration
Rodolfo F. Acuña | Northridge, CA | February 4, 2013 The National Committee for Protection of Foreign Born Workers was established in 1923 in reaction to the virulent [...]
The Dominant Culture Fears the Idle No More Movement – ICTMN.com
Much of the current resistance to Idle No More movement is rooted in fear, from the dominant culture, that Indigenous people want social change, are feeling agitated and seem [...]
Does American Exceptionalism Foster American Decline?
Following a trend set in recent years, references to “American exceptionalism” were common in 2012 and may remain a recurrent theme of US politics in the Obama [...]
Gun culture and the ecology of fear | mexmigration: History and Politics of Mexican Immigration
*Editor’s Note: Remember, those “well regulated Militias” that the patriots are so in love with were used to wage war on brown and black people. Some things [...]
Oaxaca: Triqui Protest Camp Suffers New Eviction
For over two years the Triqui people of San Juan Copala, an autonomous municipality, have been a dispossessed people. Forced to leave their homes by a wave of paramilitary [...]
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