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Colombia’s Disappeared » Counterpunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names
The cover of Colombia’s Semana magazine depicts a photo which should warm the cockles of any decent heart: the indigenous people of Cauca carrying an armed soldier, one of [...]
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Quebec government concedes to the Algonquins of Barriere lake
The Algonquins of Barriere Lake have gained an unexpected victory in their decades-long struggle to secure their land rights and protect areas of cultural, spiritual and [...]
Indigenous Nasa Resist Militarization in Cauca
On July 11, the indigenous Nasa of Cauca, Colombia began confronting armed groups face to face and peacefully asking them to leave Nasa territories. They removed police [...]
Ilwikayotl: Mexikah Cosmovision & Philosophy
Mexikaresistance.com founder Kurly Tlapoyawa has written a short essay analyzing Mexikah cosmovision and how it continues to be misinterpreted by mainstream scholars. It is [...]
The Mestizo Dilemma and Indigenous Identity – ICTMN.com
*Mexikaresistance.com Note: The “mestizo” and the concept of “mestizaje” are sad throwbacks to a racial grading system that measured the value of [...]
Author Of SB1070 ‘Papers Please’ Law Exposed As Hardcore Racist | Addicting Info
*Mexikaresistance.com Note: But I thought SB1070 was all about “legality” and not race? Please. You know how liberals are always saying that just about everything [...]
The Astonishing Bigotry and Paranoia of Russell Pearce | Hatewatch | Southern Poverty Law Center
Former Arizona state Senate President Russell Pearce, the author of his state’s draconian anti-immigrant law, S.B. 1070, is notorious for making outrageous claims about the [...]
Domeland Security and the Attack of the Drones – ICTMN.com
Given that a capitol dome is part of what constitutes domination of and by “the State,” it makes sense to talk in terms of ‘The Domeland,” rather than ‘The [...]
Chris Hedges | A Lesson from Crazy Horse
Native Americans’ resistance to the westward expansion of Europeans took two forms. One was violence. The other was accommodation. Neither worked. Their land was [...]
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