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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 [...]
The Continuing War Against Timazewaltin
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 [...]
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 [...]
In Canada, white supremacy is the law of the land – NOW Magazine
[ mexika.org ] Canada, as a society, is still in denial about its historical and current colonialism when it comes to Indigenous peoples, and how the country is still largely [...]
Why I’m Spending One Thousand Hours Learning My Indigenous Language – VICE
Residential schools robbed us of our language. To bring Squamish back from less than 10 fluent speakers, I’m immersing myself for eight months.Growing up, you can’t [...]
Oil, gas drilling rights near Chaco Canyon sold for $3M – The Santa Fe New Mexican: Local News
Despite protests from Native Americans, environmentalists and others, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management on Wednesday auctioned oil and gas drilling rights to 843 acres in [...]
Will Prayers and Ceremonies Stop the Dakota Access Pipeline? | Warrior Publications
mexika.org Editor’s Note: This is a thought provoking and provocative piece regarding the real-world applications of direct action vs. “prayer.” Please take [...]
Indigenous Peoples in Colombia face constant “paramilitary” aggression
At this time of year the weather changes quickly in the north of the Colombian province of Cauca. A sudden chill can arrive on any breeze, sending shivers through the streets [...]
The Cherán Indigenous Community’s Remarkable Road to Self-Rule in Mexico
“For Justice, Security and the Restoration of our Territory”—that’s the slogan emblazoned on the uniform of the people in charge of security in Cherán, one of [...]
