WHO IN THE HELL MURDERED ANNIE MAE AQUASH ? ANNIE MAE AQUASH-NATIVE ADVOCATE AND ACTIVIST In Bar Harbor, Maine, Annie Mae Aquash became involved in the Teaching and Research in Bicultural Education School Project (TRIBES), a program designed to teach young Indians about their history. She soon moved to Boston where she met members of … Continued
( – promoted by navajo) To start, let’s put Apocalyptic Christianity into a historical perspective. Native American Holocaust – Sex, Race and Holy War. Excerpts from the book: American Holocaust by David Stannard Oxford University Press, 1992 From the moment of its birth Christianity had envisioned the end of the world. Saints and theologians differed … Continued
( – promoted by navajo) Plains Indian Smallpox Indian genocide is a controversial subject on the internet and on this site. Genocide and Holocaust are words that are easy to throw around, often to grab a reader’s attention, but proving them is something else. What one group calls genocide, another group may call progress. This … Continued
( – promoted by navajo) I apologize for the deceptive title. My main objective in having written this last year was not to create a new blog (Native American Netroots serves as that function). My main objective was and is to encourage people to blog about the issues that are outlined in this essay, and … Continued
( – promoted by navajo) Two hundred signatures from the 2008 Netroots Nation in Austin, TX. Four signatures from noted Native American bloggers: Dengre Winter Rabbit Speaks Lightning Meteor Blades A coin of rutilated quartz decorates the center: And sixty-eight Austrian crystals decorate the field. They give a subtle twinkle to the whole. Some … Continued
MIXED BLOOD NATIVES-THE SILENCE OF INDIAN COUNTRY BY MIKE RACCOON EYES KINNEY As was discussed in ‘Mixed Blood Natives-The Silence of Indian Country’ (Part-1), Quanah Parker as a mixed blood Native made the decision to leave one culture and enter into another culture. The story of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminloe has a … Continued
TEACHING THE VALUES OF PEACE IN INDIAN COUNTRY By: Mike (Ali) Raccoon Eyes Kinney As a Cherokee Native American Activist and a former member of the Richmond California Violence Prevention Movement, I have seen close to 515 homicides in the City of Richmond from 2001 to the present. The declaration of a ‘war on violence’ … Continued
( – promoted by navajo) Introduction I finished this in approximately May of 2008 and wanted to wait till the issue came up again and after I was able to let it go to discuss it. Poignantly, I wish to discuss the issue of “many simply feel they do not belong.” High Country: Blood quantum … Continued
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( – promoted by navajo) On the morning of July 16, 1979, Church Rock (just east of Gallup, NM and north of I-40) was a small sun baked community of mainly Navajo (Dine’) people, herding sheep or growing a little corn amidst red dirt and sagebrush. Clusters of traditional hogans (eight sided cabins) and mobile … Continued
