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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 [...]
reclaiming cultural identity
No Papers, No Fear: The New Freedom Riders | Addicting Info
Taking a page straight out of American history books, undocumented immigrants are launching a bus ride for freedom, across the Southern states, to focus attention on their [...]
Ambitious and Controversial School Attempts to Save the Mohawk Language and Culture – ICTMN.com
In 1988 a few parents in the Mohawk community of Kahnawà:ke, 15 miles southwest of Montreal, decided to try to preserve the language of their elders by teaching it to their [...]
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 [...]
Unsettling America | Decolonization in Theory & Practice
Almost every year, for the week of the Fourth of July, my family makes the twelve-hour drive from their homes in Michigan to what they call their “farm.” The land has [...]
Indians angry over Colombia’s civil conflict assault 6 soldiers, drag them off hilltop – The Washington Post
Indigenous Colombians who say they are fed up being in the crossfire of the country’s long-running conflict have forcibly removed soldiers from a strategic hilltop, at [...]
East L.A. speaks from its heart – Los Angeles Times
The moment Carmen Fought laid eyes on the man in the hallway of a Pomona courthouse, she was certain he was white. Then his lips parted, and Fought did an about-face. Now she [...]
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