The National Indigenous Congress and the Zapatista Army of National Liberation will run a woman candidate for President of Mexico in 2018.
read moreCommander-in-Chief, thanks to Obama, is now synonymous with emperor. President Trumpwhose reign was made possible by elite Democratswill act accordingly. As will Vice President Pencea Christian supremacistwhom Trump said will…
read moreIn the introductory episode of Deconstructing the Non-Profit Industrial Complex, investigative journalists Vanessa Beeley and Cory Morningstar join social commentator Forrest Palmer in a 90-minute podcast about NGOs as instruments…
read moreOn October 12, the Seattle School Board unanimously approved a resolution calling for the federal government to extend treaty rights and benefits to the Duwamish tribe. The resolution states that…
read moreAs Presidential candidate Donald Trump courts white nationalists from such organizations as the American Freedom Party, a review of Christian white supremacy in the US seems timely. In this second…
read moreThe First Nations Treaty Alliance Against Tar Sands Expansion–signed by 50 Indigenous nations in Vancouver and Quebec on September 22–opposes TransCanada, Kinder Morgan, and Enbridge pipeline projects in their traditional…
read moreBefore there was media, there was the spoken word. Returning to this primary form of communication, Yinka Dene Alliance in 2012 traveled across Canada to engage the public face-to-face on…
read moreWhile dysfunctional as its member states under globalization, the UN is nevertheless better than nothing. It just can’t wave a magic wand and fix the problems caused by the corruption…
read moreZionist fascism threatens the freedom to dissent, not only in Palestine, but now in New York, and tomorrow throughout the United States. Silencing dissent, as official policy, is the game…
read moreBruce Wilson reports on Donald Trumps close, working relationship with the white nationalist American Freedom Party.
read moreThe library is dedicated to the memory of Secwepemc Chief George Manuel (1921-1989), to the nations of the Fourth World and to the elders and generations to come.
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