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Chile indigenous groups mark Columbus Day with protests | Al Jazeera America
Protesters clashed with police in Chile’s capital Saturday during an anti-Columbus Day march organized by Indigenous groups, with activists calling for the return of [...]
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Dr Cintli: Operation Streamline Shutdown: Si preguntan porque? – If they ask why?
Scouring media outlets nationwide, it is evident that Operation Streamline – which was shut down by human rights activists on Oct 11 in Tucson – remains “America’s [...]
Lawsuits & Court Rulings Spark Racial Profiling Reform | IMAGINE 2050
Racial profiling has been a constant in the news in recent months, thanks to revelations and lawsuits about the New York Police Department’s stop-and-frisk policy and [...]
Walmart destroys the cultural heritage of Mexico | USi
As an archaeologist, I welcome the news that “[t]rade unions in Canada, the United States and Mexico are preparing protests and legal action against the Mexican subsidiary [...]
Operation Streamline: Expedited Indian Removal
On the left side of the courtroom, 60 to 70 short, dark-brown men and a few women are seated, handcuffed and shackled from the wrists, waist and ankles. All are silent. They [...]
Chomsky: For Almost 70 Years the U.S. Has Been the World Leader in Spreading Destruction and Misery Across the Planet | Alternet
The recent Obama-Putin tiff over American exceptionalism reignited an ongoing debate over the Obama Doctrine: Is the president veering toward isolationism? Or will he proudly [...]
Smaller, More Radical Border Militias Patrolling Arizona Desert | Hatewatch | Southern Poverty Law Center
Though more than three years have passed since the Arizona-based Minuteman organization run by movement co-founder Chris Simcox shuttered its operations, would-be vigilantes [...]
The Sick Ayn Randian War Against Everyone Who Isn’t Rich | Alternet
Eighteen million Americans were “food insecure” in the United States in 2012. The Great Recession has increased the number of Americans who do not have sufficient food by [...]
It begins with respect: the meaning of living well for the Tseltal and Tsotsil Mayans of Chiapas
Throughout the Americas and the world, the name of Chiapas, Mexico, has become synonymous with struggles for indigenous resistance. From the First Indigenous Congress held in [...]
Mexico judiciary stops all mining operations in the sacred territory of Wirikuta
The Wixarika People of Mexico and all others who hold Wirikuta to be sacred are celebrating a major legal victory with the announcement of the suspension of all work on [...]
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