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Calendars now available
[ mexika.org ] As part of our ongoing project to introduce traditional Mexikah time-keeping to the general public, we are pleased to announce the release of our latest [...]
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Latino = White Power
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] I have been saying this for years: “Latino” identity is inextricably grounded in white supremacy. Every single one of its many manifestations [...]
Panketzaliztli: The Raising of the Banners
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] This year, December 6th marks the first day of Panketzaliztli in the Central Mexican / Mexikah calendar system. This day bears the name Makwilli Ozomatli, [...]
Episode 3 – Ben Radford
Benjamin Radford is deputy editor of Skeptical Inquirer science magazine and a Research Fellow with the non-profit educational organization the Committee for Skeptical [...]
Trump has declared war on Chaco Canyon
[ mexika.org ] Via NYtimes | In the remote high desert of northwestern New Mexico lie the threatened ruins of Chaco Canyon, arguably the most significant cultural site on [...]
The Theft of Indigenous Culture
[ mexika.org ] via PSmag | It was a hot summer day on the Hopi reservation in Arizona, with sunlight slanting onto jagged vermillion cliffs. A swarm of boys and girls were [...]
The Hardcore Archaeologist Ep. 1 : Lalo Alcaraz
[ mexika.org ] In our very first episode, Kurly talks comics, Chicano identity, hater culture, and all things COCO with syndicated cartoonist (and pocho mas suave) Lalo [...]
68 different ways to say “Corn” in Indigenous Mexican languages.
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] Corn is one of the great contributions made by Mesoamerican civilizations to the world. Modified and manipulated by the hands of our indigenous ancestors, [...]
Nin Tekwani : The Person Eater
[ mexika.org ] This is a fantastic video, presented in both Nawatl and Spanish, detailing the ritual known as the “Dance of the Tekwanes.” In Nawatl, Tekwane [...]
We must defend Chaco Canyon
[ mexika.org ] via theguardian.com | In Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, it is still possible to wander the maze of rooms of an ancestral Puebloan village erected roughly 1,000 [...]
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