Owning Red: A Theory of Indian (Cultural) Appropriation situates and evaluates “intangible cultural property claims in a larger history of the legal dispossession of Indian property”.
Read moreEnergy demand is much more than electricity. Electricity is only 18% of energy demand worldwide. 82% of energy demand is for manufacturing, transportation, housing and food production–using fossil fuels. Solar…
Read moreHijacking the environmental movement is a strategic long-term investment by the fossil fuel industry to cash in on the gullibility of young, impressionable climate change activists.
Read moreIn case you were wondering why Grist magazine, based in Seattle, is pro-GMO and pro-Nukes (as is Bill Gates), following the money is probably a good place to start. Funders…
Read more“There are a number of threats to the future of humankind. The big bugaboo climate change doesn’t even make my top five.” Read more about A World of Make Believe.
Read moreMy synopsis of Gateway Pacific Terminal vs Lummi Nation, Promoting Interracial Discord, posted at Public Good Project.
Read more“The best medicine that could ever, ever be practiced.” —Vi Hilbert
Read morePeabody Coal’s 40 Year Holocaust for Navajos, “a long mourning song in the land”.
Read moreEssentially our goal and we believe the goal the President of the General Assembly should adopt is for indigenous peoples constitutional or customary governments and institutions to directly participate in…
Read moreThe indigenous people of North Africa, the Imazighen, survived the Arab conquest, and now face the threat of Islamic terrorism. In the chaotic aftermath of uprisings and NATO invasions, the…
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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