( – 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
( – promoted by navajo) I wrote The Genocide of Matriarchal Societies in April of 2007, and there is some additional information I want to share along those general lines now. We’ll pick up where we left off and the answer to “Where Are All Your Women” will be made chillingly clear as to why … Continued
