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FUCK Columbus Day | Rewild the West, and All the Rest!
Columbus was the real savage: he tortured native peoples to try to convert them to Christianity, he enslaved them, he murdered them, and he raped native women. So this [...]
Lakota: The Revitalization of Language and the Persistence of Spirit
New programs to teach and restore the lost language and cultural heritage of the Lakota Sioux offers hope for the children who live on reservations where dire poverty, [...]
You Are Still Being Lied To: Howard Zinn’s “Columbus and Western Civilization” | Unsettling America
The following is an excerpt of “Columbus and Western Civilization” written by Howard Zinn that appears in the Disinformation anthology You Are Still Being Lied To edited [...]
Shooting to Kill Immigrants on the Mexican Border » Counterpunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names
Sometimes it takes a small tragedy to call attention to expose a much bigger one. The small tragedy happened when Nicholas Ivie, a US Border Patrol agent, was shot dead on a [...]
Celebrating Hitler Day, Oh I mean Columbus Day | Unsettling America
Since the first “American history” book was written, there has been, still is, a systematic and effective cover up locked in to place that perpetuate the fallacies and [...]
Brazil: Indigenous Peoples Demand Repeal of ‘Anti-Indian’ Decree
Indigenous Peoples throughout Brazil are mobilizing to repeal a dangerous new “anti-indian” law that decimates indigenous rights to land as guaranteed by [...]
Decolonizing the New World Means Listening to Native Voices | Unsettling America
As the one year anniversary of the encampment at Oscar Grant Plaza approaches, we as organizers within the Occupy, Decolonize and Anti-Capitalist movements find ourselves [...]
Winnemem Wintu Chief Receives Court Date for Ceremony Citations; Faces Up to a Year in Prison if Proven Guilty – ICTMN.com
For months, the Winnemem Wintu Tribe campaigned to pressure the U.S. Forest Service to provide a 400-yard closure of the McCloud River to protect 16-year-old Marisa Sisk’s [...]
The Border, Native Americans, and Environmental Justice | mexmigration: History and Politics of Mexican Immigration
Indigenous Peoples of El Calaboz Rancheria, whose traditional lands and territories are bifurcated by the Texas-Mexico border and by the U.S.-Mexico border wall, call upon [...]
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