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Decolonization: Theory, Action, and Praxis | Unsettling America
As a past participant of Occupy Oakland and as one who is currently active in Decolonize Oakland, I was intrigued by this event. I was eager to hear other perspectives on [...]
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SB1070: Wait till they discriminate! | mexmigration: History and Politics of Mexican Immigration
Today U.S. federal district court judge Susan Bolton denied a request made by the American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona and partner organizations to block SB1070’s [...]
Crazy Horse was a Sober Warrior » Counterpunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names
1. Autumn Two Bulls is the mother of Wakiyan, or Loud Brave Thunder, a young Oglala Lakota protester who was maced by police on August 26 during a march against alcohol sales [...]
Archaeologists discover a sculpture representing a jaguar estimated to be 2,000 years old
A monolithic sculpture representing a jaguar lying down, weighing about a ton was discovered recently in the pre Hispanic site of Izapa, in the Soconusco region of Chiapas. [...]
Mixtec Dreams | mexmigration: History and Politics of Mexican Immigration
Three bills now making their way through Sacramento promise to dramatically improve conditions for California farmworkers, including one that requires overtime pay for shifts [...]
LNG, Fracking and Site C Dam: BC’s Looming Energy Boondoggle | Warrior Publications
The proposed Enbridge and Kinder Morgan bitumen pipelines through BC are finally receiving the attention they deserve – as is the much-needed corollary conversation on the [...]
Lower Elwha Klallam Celebrate Cultural and Ecological Renewal in the Wake of Dam Deconstruction
The Lower Elwa Klallam, a federally recognized Indigenous Nation located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State, have had much to celebrate in the last month: the [...]
Investigating Deaths of Undocumented Immigrants on the Border | Southern Poverty Law Center
The mountains near here rise as jagged and unforgiving obstacles on the horizon for immigrants and smugglers who cross the border by moonlight and make their way northward [...]
First Nations Development Institute Advances Food Sovereignty – ICTMN.com
One of the common problems in Indian Country—in both rural and urban areas—is the lack of nutritious food options available a short distance from home. A term that is [...]
CorpWatch : Grupo San Jose Linked to Bulldozing of Land of Paraguayan Uncontacted Tribe
Mexikaresistance.com Note: The Spanish war on Mazewaltin (Indigenous people) is far from over. Grupo San Jose, a Spanish construction company, has been accused of bulldozing [...]
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