Anti-Indian Movement Part 3: A Free Press
A Free Press On February 5, 2014, Gateway Pacific Terminal spokesman Craig Cole threatened Whatcom Watch with a SLAPP suit, which I covered for IC magazine in my February 8…
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Anti-Indian Movement. Part 2: The Politics of Resentment
The Politics Of Resentment On October 16, 2013, I became aware of a new PAC called SaveWhatcom, registered by KGMI radio host Kris Halterman and Lorraine Newman. Halterman is noted…
Read moreMaking Things Work
There are many ways for Salish Sea residents to protect this marine estuary. Designer protests and vanity arrests are not among them. Read more here.
Read moreDire Warnings
Oil exporters preparing to capitalize on lifted U.S. Crude Oil Export ban already pouring money into Tea Party-led PACs promoting anti-Indian racism, as well as laundering money through Washington Republican…
Read moreNetwar in the Northwest
The Native American rally in Seattle, to protect the Salish Sea from fossil fuel export developments in Washington and British Columbia, is a sign that Netwar in the Northwest is…
Read moreThe Politics of Land and Bigotry
On March 8, 1996, the Center for World Indigenous Studies convened a conference at the Day Break Star Center in Seattle to consider strategies for a new public consensus about…
Read moreChief George Manuel Memorial Indigenous Library
The 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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