The Red Nation is an anti-profit coalition of Native and non-Native activists, community members, educators, and workers dedicated to the liberation of Native Nations, lands, and peoples. We formed in … Continue reading Native Liberation 2015: The Red Nation’s Year in Review
Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples: UN Paris Accord #COP21
NOTE: The Red Nation stands in solidarity with our Indigenous brothers and sisters, as well as the so-called ‘protesters’ of the #COP21 United Nations Conference on Climate Change. We recognize a radical … Continue reading Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples: UN Paris Accord #COP21
#NoDeadNatives: Red Friday Success and Bordertown Justice in Gallup
Most celebrate “Black Friday” by shopping. For The Red Nation, its allies, and the Albuquerque community, last Friday was “Red Friday”—a community-led initiative to collect winter gear for unsheltered Native … Continue reading #NoDeadNatives: Red Friday Success and Bordertown Justice in Gallup
ABQ Indigenous Peoples Day, Continuing the Native Struggle
Last night Mon., Nov. 2, the Albuquerque City Council voted unanimously to legally declare the second Monday of October as Indigenous Peoples Day. The day is nationally celebrated as Columbus … Continue reading ABQ Indigenous Peoples Day, Continuing the Native Struggle
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
Cowboy & Rabbit, We Remember: Confronting ABQ’s Racist Violence Against Natives
by Nick Estes On Sunday evening in Albuquerque, more than fifty people attended a memorial and vigil to mark the one-year anniversary of the violent murders of two Diné men, … Continue reading Cowboy & Rabbit, We Remember: Confronting ABQ’s Racist Violence Against Natives
40 Years of Injustice: ABQ Demands Clemency for Leonard Peltier
by Nick Estes On Friday, June 26, more than thirty people stood outside the Peter V. Dominici federal courthouse in Albuquerque, NM to demand executive clemency for Leonard Peltier, an … Continue reading 40 Years of Injustice: ABQ Demands Clemency for Leonard Peltier
The Red Nation Marches on Gallup: A Photo & Video Essay
By THE RED NATION COUNCIL Nearly 200 people marched through the streets of Gallup on Saturday, April 4, 2015 to demand an end to racist violence against Native people in … Continue reading The Red Nation Marches on Gallup: A Photo & Video Essay