by Jennifer Marley Jennifer Marley is from the San Ildefonso Pueblo and is a student at the University of New Mexico pursuing her bachelor’s degree In Native American Studies. She … Continue reading The 1680 Pueblo Revolt is about Native Resistance
Speaking out against border town violence: the killing of Loreal Tsingine and our community’s growing response
By Andrew Curley Winslow, AZ – It has been over a month since Loreal Tsingine, a 27-year old Navajo woman, was gunned down in the streets of Winslow (3/27/16). At … Continue reading Speaking out against border town violence: the killing of Loreal Tsingine and our community’s growing response
Radmilla Cody: Clemency for Leonard Peltier
The following was former Miss Navajo and Grammy-nominated singer Radmilla Cody’s statement at the “International Day of Solidarity with Leonard Peltier” event in Albuquerque, NM, Feb. 6, 2016 Peltier has been … Continue reading Radmilla Cody: Clemency for Leonard Peltier
Victory! Albuquerque Declares Indigenous Peoples Day
by Nick Estes Come celebrate Albuquerque’s First ever Indigenous Peoples Day this Monday, Oct. 12. Today, Oct. 7, 2015, is historic for Indigenous peoples of Albuquerque. The Albuquerque City Council declared … Continue reading Victory! Albuquerque Declares Indigenous Peoples Day
Lā Ho‘iho‘i Ea: Politics of Restoration and Hawaiian Sovereignty
NOTE: This piece was originally presented at a forum on Indigenous sovereignty and Hawaiian Sovereignty Restoration Day at the Party for Socialism and Liberation branch office in Albuquerque, NM on … Continue reading Lā Ho‘iho‘i Ea: Politics of Restoration and Hawaiian Sovereignty
In Solidarity with Black Lives: The Red Nation and ANSWER Stand with ABQ Community Against Racial Terror
by Nick Estes and Melanie Yazzie On Sunday evening, several hundred Albuquerque, NM community members gathered at the African-American Performing Arts Center for a vigil to remember the nine African-Americans murdered … Continue reading In Solidarity with Black Lives: The Red Nation and ANSWER Stand with ABQ Community Against Racial Terror
Science, Time, and Mauna a Wākea: The Thirty-Meter Telescope’s Capitalist-Colonialist Violence, Part II
by David Maile PART TWO The first part of this essay appeared on Wednesday, May 13, 2015 on therednation.org. Time Matters In the previous section, I argued that scientific discourses are … Continue reading Science, Time, and Mauna a Wākea: The Thirty-Meter Telescope’s Capitalist-Colonialist Violence, Part II
Science, Time, and Mauna a Wākea: The Thirty-Meter Telescope’s Capitalist-Colonialist Violence, Part I
by David Maile PART ONE This essay will publish in two parts. Be on the lookout for Part Two next Wednesday, May 20! On April 16, the Hawai‘i Tribune-Herald published … Continue reading Science, Time, and Mauna a Wākea: The Thirty-Meter Telescope’s Capitalist-Colonialist Violence, Part I