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Debunking Pseudoscience regarding Native DNA
[ mexika.org ] Dr. Jennifer Raff recently gave an excellent lecture at Skepticon regarding Native DNA and the use of pseudohistory and conspiracy fetishism to promote [...]
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“Latino” identity is COLONIZATION
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] A recent blog post by Aya de Leon regarding Dia de Muertos and colonization has been making its rounds on social media. In it, she lambasts white people [...]
Afrocentric lies and the “Last Aztecs”
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] Afrocentric “scholars” are notorious for promoting a false version of world history, in which all civilizations were birthed by black people. [...]
“We Draw the Line”: Lummi Nation Connects With Museum to Grow the Climate Justice Movement
[ mexika.org ] Smoke from burning buffalo sage and red cedar circles over a recently carved totem pole. Indigenous tradition says wherever there is sage, evil spirits cannot [...]
How did “All Saints Day” become “Dia de Muertos?”
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] Prior to the Spanish invasion, Mesoamerican traditions of honoring the dead were celebrated with two specific feasts: Mikailwitl (feast of the dead), and [...]
Reframing Mexikah Identity
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] In recent years, I have noticed that many Chicano-Mexicanos are openly antagonistic and resentful towards those who choose to identify themselves as [...]
Aztecs at the Pow Wow
[ Tlakatekatl ] It was summer and the year was 2001. Still a young man, I had just completed my first year as a danza neophyte, and I was extremely excited to have finally [...]
Digital Amoxkalli: Pre-Kuauhtemok Codices
[ mexika.org ] Welcome to our digital collection of surviving Pre-Kuauhtemok codices. Below you can find links to these codices in PDF format. We are updating this collection [...]
Rescuing an Aztec codex
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] Countless Mesoamerican artifacts are being held captive in European libraries and museums. In 1982, a Mexican reporter talked his way into the National [...]
The White Privilege of “Latinx”
[ Kurly Tlapoyawa ] In a recent editorial column, I discussed the “Latinx” identity and how it was being retroactively inserted into the Chicano Movement. This bit of [...]
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