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It was hard for Toppenish teachers to understand why a funeral could keep Yakama Nation students away from school for a week. Or why some tribal students would suddenly need…

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PBS Pablum? Is the PBS series on Native Americans, We Shall Remain, yet another noble savage saga, instilling sympathy in whites and hopelessness in contemporary Indians? Is Steven Newcomb of…

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Tim Giago tells the Lakota view of Little Bighorn, and why Lakota, Cheyenne and Arapaho descendants of that battle are proud of their victory over General Custer and the Seventh…

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No Justice No Peace Many of the destabilized societies of the world were once colonized by Great Britain: Afghanistan, Australia, Iraq, Nigeria, Northern Ireland, Palestine, Sudan, to name a few….

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After centuries of diaspora and displacement, identities are increasingly complex. For those whose tribal identity has been extinguished — as in most Europeans of North America — what’s left of…

• Global Exchange

Steven Newcomb writes about “Tecumseh’s Vision”, the second chapter of a five-part documentary film series aired on PBS.

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It is more than ironic that those who came of age and consciousness in time for the first Earth Day in 1970, now find hope not in the leader of…

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One of the things I learned studying effective political leadership — from South Africa to Northern Ireland — is that democracy is achieved in large part by communicating. Proposing one’s…

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ICERD Guide Minority Rights Group International has published a downloadable guide for NGOs on the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. The manual on ICERD…

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The only way you could identify the Earth’s destroyers as “humankind” would be to exempt tribal people from the category of “human.” Otherwise you would have to admit that it…