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The Court of Claims Ruling in California Indians K-344 – ICTMN.com
On October 5, 1942, the U.S. Court of Claims issued its opinion in the case California Indians K-344, which involved “Various Tribes of Indians located in California.” [...]
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Mexico: Wirikuta Still Threatened Despite Government Announcement
It sounded too good to be true – and, indeed, it was. The mining company First Majestic Silver was handing over its mining concessions in the sacred lands of Wirikuta, and [...]
How to Do Right By Yourself While Busy Saving the World – COLORLINES
Everyday, organizers and advocates across the United States do vital work to help transform people, communities and society. In the midst of working to achieve these [...]
Demonizing Mexican-American Studies » Counterpunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names
I pick up the phone at my office at the University of Arizona and learn that I have three recorded messages waiting for me. The first one begins with the caller claiming to [...]
Epithet that divides Mexicans is banned by Oxnard school district – latimes.com
*Mexikaresistance.com Note: The racist-colonialist “mestizo” mentality continues to divide our people and deny us our true heritage. We treat being mazewaltin as [...]
This Land Is My Teacher: Preserving Native Agriculture and Traditions
Damn, I should have brought my beans! I wanted to show you my collection. One of my favorites is called powami, a Hopi ceremonial bean. There’s a really beautiful one [...]
Native Remains Repatriated From England and Reburied in California – ICTMN.com
How they got there is a mystery, but seven skulls and several bone fragments have made their way from the medical school at the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom [...]
Sam Sommers: The Native American Mascot: Tribute or Stereotype?
In yet another chapter of a continuing debate, the State of Oregon announced last week that its public schools must discontinue the use of Native American nicknames and [...]
Wixarika slam ‘protection’ measures for their sacred lands
The Mexico government recently announced new measures to protect thousands of acres of land considered sacred by the Wixarika (Huichol) People. Despite being hailed as a [...]
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