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Leonard Peltier, longest serving U.S. political prisoner, should be free
September 30, 2022Peltier, a Native humanitarian, is now the 78-year-old Turtle Mountain elder incarcerated for far too long.
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Nashville’s Interstate 65 becomes a billboard gallery of ancient Indigenous history
September 19, 2022The installation is informing the public about the magnificence of ancient Indigenous cultures in the Nashville area that were all part and parcel of the Mississippian civilizations.
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Supreme Court anti-Native decision sets stage for Tribal-State conflict
September 6, 2022The Court stated in its inflammatory decision that Indian Country is part of state territory. This is incredibly shocking and betrays an apparent complete ignorance of Federal Indian law.
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Number of Brazil Amazon fires hits five-year high in August
September 2, 2022“We can only imagine what horrors he had witnessed in his life, and the loneliness of his existence after the rest of his tribe were killed."
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Wildfire smoke is choking Indigenous communities
August 26, 2022On July 29, 2021, Li Boyd woke up to the smell of smoke. It was her birthday — she was turning 38 — and she had rented a boat to take her parents and aunts out...
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