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Tag Archives: American Indian Movement
Occupy Denver recognizes Colo. AIM, mixes metaphor to Unoccupy America!
This weekend the General Assembly of Occupy Denver recognized that its intended occupation was actually a re-occupation, of lands to which original inhabitants lay claim. On Sunday the GA consensus voiced its solidarity with the American Indian Movement of Colorado … Continue reading
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Tagged American Indian Movement, Colorado, Denver, occupywallstreet, Protest
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AP says “In face of Federal inaction on Immigration”…
Way to slant a headline! “State initiatives to stem immigration fizzle in the face of Federal inaction.” How about reporting it like this? “Racist State Legislators, in the face of opposition from Mainstream Americans, who would be the REAL targets … Continue reading
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Tagged American Indian Movement, Arizona, Border Patrol, Brisenia Flores, Carlos Santana, Colorado Springs Gazette, Fox News, Freedom Corp, Jan Brewer, Jared Loughner, Joe Arpaio, La Migra, Lou Dobbs, Major League Baseball, Michelle Malkin, Minutemen, police brutality, Police Racism, Propaganda, Racism, Raul Flores, Raza Unida, Republiklan, show your papers law, TeaParty, Tom Tancredo, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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Geronimo and a Senate Committee on Stereotypes
Pursuant to the Operation Geronimo now shrouded in a cloud of “No, we aren’t going to give you any evidence beyond our word” maneuver? Well, no. The committee hearing is on Racial Stereotyping as applied to American Indians and they … Continue reading
Give the Black Hills back to the Lakota
Close down the strip-mine gold operation in Deadwood, stop maintaining the blasphemous idols carved onto Mount Rushmore, stop maintaining the Custer National Monument, let them rot into the Earth. They poison the very heart of the Earth Mother, Wakan Tonka. … Continue reading
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Tagged American Indian Movement, Black Elk, Black Hills, Black Kettle, Blackfoot, Carson, Cheyenne, Chivington, Coal, Crazy Horse, Crow, Custer, Deadwood, Gold, Leonard Peltier, Mount Rushmore, Palmer, Pine Ridge, Russel Means, Sioux, Sitting Bull, Sturgis, Wakan Tonka, Ward Churchill, Wounded Knee
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Revisiting the Weather Underground’s 1970 pantheon of empire-fighters
Former Weatherman Bill Ayers, now a respected professor of education, was recently nominated for emeritus status but ran into trouble when a right wing blogger complained that a 1970 underground publication coauthored by Ayers, Prairie Fire, had been dedicated to … Continue reading
Marlon Brando’s lost Oscar speech
In 1973 Marlon Brando declined a best actor award for the Godfather in solidarity with the American Indian. Yada yada yada, only that much we remember. Something to do with Wounded Knee, but the average American might be excused for … Continue reading
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Tagged American Indian Movement, Marlon Brando, Native Americans, Oscars, Sasheen Littlefeather
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How to discuss the “mosque rule” at the Powwow… Suggestions?
The Powwow will be September 25 at Rock Ledge Ranch, “technically” according to the West Side Pioneer, local newsletter, a part of the Garden of the Gods. Which is a sacred site for American Indians. The same people who put … Continue reading
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Tagged American Indian Movement, American Indian Religious Freedom Act, Black Hills, Chattanooga, Citizenship, Constitution, English First, English Only, English Racism, Freedom of Religion, Garden of the Gods, Hueco Tanks, Imperialism, Mosque, Mount Rushmore, Native American, Powwow, Treaty, Warmongers
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One of the stories pushed aside in favor of fluff…
Former chief of the Cherokee nation, Wilma Mankiller, passed away of pancreatic cancer on Tuesday. Her memorial services are today in Talequah, the capital of the Cherokee nation in Oklahoma.
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Tagged American Indian Movement, Cancer, Cherokee, Oklahoma, Wilma Mankiller
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An Idea whose time has come…
Seriously, since the NeoCons still insist that we have Hegemony over the entire known Universe, a religious belief that we are so much better than the rest of the world that we owe it to them to run their countries … Continue reading
NLG DU chapter hosts Ward Churchill
DENVER- Ward Churchill will speak Tues, Oct 7, 12-1pm at DU’s Sturm College of Law, Room 180, on THE MYTH OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM, sponsored by the National Lawyers Guild. Detractors are already raising a stir. They’re not scholars, what stake … Continue reading
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Tagged American Indian Movement, COINTELPRO, Denver, Ward Churchill
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