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Many Native Americans share a belief that they emerged from the earth. For the Hopi and other Pueblo peoples, after they emerge they meet the caretaker of the earth who instructs them to honor Mother Earth by taking care of…
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In this moment, we must assert that the Palestinian struggle for freedom, justice, and equality must be part of any progressive agenda. It is equally important that we push ourselves to build across movements and support struggles against the same…
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Pascua Yaqui tribal member, from the Guadalupe community recounts his journey of sobriety from substance abuse / methamphetamine addiction and how culture, family, and healing contributed to his recovery. #Yaqui #PascuaYaqui #NativeAmerican
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“The world has a name for the form of government that is codified in the Nation-State Law – it is called ‘apartheid.'” Congresswoman Betty McCollum made history at our 2018 national conference, Together We Rise, when she became the first…
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Sonia Guajajara is a Socialism and Liberty Party candidate for the vice presidency of Brazil, the first indigenous person to run for the position, with Guilherme Boulos running for president.
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Killa Raymi, the celebration of Pachamama’s fertility is an important celebration of the moon, the corn, and femininity that takes place on September 21st each year in the Andean highland.
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It’s not just a uniform. Here’s how a school in Mexico is strengthening native students’ identities.
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