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CENSORED NEWS- Mohawk Nation News 'One Dish One Spoon Gathering @ Kahnawake'ONE DISH ONE SPOON GATHERING @ KAHNAWAKE Posted on May 23, 2019 Please post & distribute. MNN. 23 MAY, 2019. WE ARE ONE PEOPLE PLACED BY CREATION on all of TURTLE ISLAND.We are one with our land, water, air and all life. Come join us to rekindle the fire of our family for 3 days on July 26, 27 and 28. We will discuss the renewal of our alliance. We are […]
- Criminalizing Indigenous Peoples, Oil Companies Engineer New Laws after Standing Rock, Dine' Michelle Cook Testifies in JamaicaMichelle Cook in Jamaica Photo by Brenda Norrell Criminalizing Indigenous Peoples, Oil Companies Engineer New 'Riot Boosting' Laws after Standing Rock, Dine' Michelle Cook Testifies before Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in Jamaica By Brenda Norrell Censored News French translation by Christine Prat: http://www.chrisp.lautre.net/wpbl […]
- Donate to Censored News: Coverage of Inter-American Commission on Human RightsCensored News has live coverage of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in Jamaica Please donate for travel expenses Donations received $190 as of May 23. Amount needed $880 Donate at PayPal below: https://www.paypal.me/BrendaNorrell Mail to: Brenda Norrell PMB 132 Suite 117 405 E Wetmore Rd Tucson, Arizona 85705 Thank you, Brenda Hello readers, I w […]
- United States Blames Excessive Force at Standing Rock on Private Security, not Police, During International Human Rights TestimonyStanding Rock Water Protectors under attack by police U.S. officials in three member delegation from State Department and Embassy are seated on far right during hearing. The United States focused blame on TigerSwan and private security companies, instead of police and Sheriffs Departments, for excessive force at Standing Rock By Brenda Norrell Censored News […]
- US Homeland Security aims to annihilate Indigenous Peoples,Tohono O'odham Ofelia Rivas testifies in JamaicaOfelia Rivas in Jamaica. Photo by Brenda Norrell US Homeland Security aims to annihilate Indigenous Peoples, Tohono O'odham Ofelia Rivas testifies in Jamaica US Homeland Security brutalizing Tohono O'odham in their homeland, Ofelia Rivas testifies in Jamaica By Brenda Norrell Censored News French translation by Christine Prat KINGSTON, Jamaica -- […]
- The Beauty of the Road, Bad Bear's Longest Walk Photos in Kansas and Ponca CityPhotos by Western Shoshone Carl Bad Bear Sampson in Kansas, top photos, and at the Frontline Oil and Gas Conference in Ponca City, Oklahoma, May 16 -- 18. Today, walkers on the Longest Walk are in Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, headed to Kansas City. Bad Bear shares his photos of the beauty of the road in Kansas with us, and photos of the […]
- Mohawk Nation News '3 Minute Objection'3 MINUTE OBJECTION Posted on May 21, 2019 Please post & distribute. MNN. May 21, 2019. This is a response to a condolence letter from Martin Reiher, Assistant Deputy Minister, on Crown-Indigenous Relations & Northern Affairs Canada letterhead, without a date or address. A March 17 2019 letter was filed questioning the injustice of the proposed settle […]
- US Supreme Court Affirms Crow Tribe Treaty RightsUS Supreme Court Affirms Crow Tribe Treaty Rights By Native American Rights Fund Censored News May 20, 2019 Categories: Hunting and Fishing Rights Despite an 1868 Treaty providing that the Crow Tribe retained the right to hunt off-reservation on certain lands ceded by the Crow Tribe pursuant to that Treaty, the State of Wyoming cited Crow Tribal citizen Clay […]
- Brutalized at Standing Rock and Poisoned by Extractive Industires, Ponca Casey Camp Testifies on Human Rights in JamaicaCasey Camp Horinek. Photo Brenda Norrell in Jamaica. Brutalized at Standing Rock and Poisoned by Extractive Industries, Ponca Casey Camp Testifies on Human Rights in Jamaica "They zip-tied us. They put us on the ground and hauled us in buses to the basement of the Morton County Jail and imprisoned us in dog cages, after they wrote numbers on our arms li […]
- 'Water is Life' Political Prisoners Honored During International Human Rights TestimonyLeoyla Cowboy in Jamaica. Photo by Brenda Norrell International Human Rights Commission hears of NO DAPL Political Prisoners, with a Statement from Red Fawn, in Jamaica "The only gun that was brought into camp was by Heath Harmon, an FBI informant." -- Red Fawn By Brenda Norrell Censored News French translation by Christine Prat KINGSTON, Jamaica - […]
- Militarization at Standing Rock and Border: Native Women Testifying at Hearing Targeted by U.S.Ofelia Rivas with Govinda Dalton Sunday. Photo Brenda Norrell. Native American Women Testifying in Jamaica Targeted by U.S. during Re-Entry into United States By Brenda Norrell Censored News May 12, 2019 French translation by Christine Prat TUCSON -- The militarization at Standing Rock was no different than the militarization at the border on Tohono O'o […]
- Live from Jamaica -- Inter-American Commission on Human Rights -- Native Women's DelegationPhotos by Brenda Norrell in Jamaica Casey Camp Horinek, Ponca. Photo Brenda Norrell in Jamaica In Jamaica, Casey Camp Horinek, Ponca, shows the number that Morton County, North Dakota,which jailers marked on her arm, when she was arrested and caged in a dog cage, Oct. 27, 2016, during prayers at Standing Rock with Water Protectors. Water Protectors Detailed […]
- Longest Walk in Rainy St. Louis -- Photos by Bad Bear 2019Longest Walk photos by Carl Bad Bear Sampson, Western Shoshone Long Walker.
- Lakota Man Murdered by Rushville Deputy in Doorway of ChurchContact:Daniel NelsonProject Director831-406-0349Danielpaul@lakotalaw.org For Immediate Release: Department of Justice Petitioned to Investigate After Police Shooting of Lakota Man Witness Says Clarence Leading Fighter Was Already Incapacitated When Fatally Shot in Nebraska Church On Sunday, Apr. 14, a 32-year old Lakota man named Clarence Leading Fighter wa […]
- Western Shoshone Prayer Walk at Nuclear Test Site Western Shoshone Johnny Bobb talks with Govinda at Earthcycles and remembers those who came here to the Nuclear Test Site and offered prayers for the land, air and water. Western Shoshone walked again today for healing for all living things.
- MNN. $55M FOR GOWLING - $10 GRAND FOR VICTIMS$55M FOR GOWLING. $10 GRAND FOR VICTIMS. Posted on May 9, 2019 Please post & distribute.\\\ MNN. 9 May 2019. Ambulance chasers Gowling WLG and the corporation of the government of Canada forgot we detainees learned how to count in their torture chambers called “Indian Day Schools”! Canada is a client of Gowling WLG and since 2016 the Indian Day School vi […]
- United States Rattled by Native Women's Testimony Before Inter-American Commission on Human RightsPhotos by Brenda Norrell in Jamaica, Censored News A delegation of the United States, comprised of the U.S. State Department and U.S. Embassy, failed to combat the power of testimony delivered by the Native Women's Delegation in Jamaica By Brenda Norrell Censored News KINGSTON, Jamaica -- Native Water Protectors have a place in history. Their sacrifices […]
- Nuclear Test Site Ceremony and Protest Walk May 10 --11, 2019. Censored News archive photo by Buck Sampson, Paiute Agenda Friday 5/10 May 10th @ 8 am Travel to Mercury May 10th @ 4 pm Set up at Mercury Peace Camp May 10th @ 5 pm Eat and Plan Protest Saturday 5/11 May 11th at 5 am Sunrise Ceremony May 11th at 10 am Protest Walk PLA […]
- Native Women's Delegation Arrives in Jamaica for Inter-American Commission on Human RightsPhotos and article by Brenda Norrell Censored News Live Tonight May 8, 2019 KINGSTON, Jamaica -- The delegation of the Water Protector Legal Collective arrived in Jamaica for testimony at the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. Casey Camp Horinek, Ponca Tribal Councilwoman, described how Water Protectors at Standing Rock were brutalized, beaten and j […]
- Zapatistas -- Indigenous Leaders in Guerrero, Mexico, Assassinated . Read entire statement: http://enlacezapatista.ezln.org.mx/2019/05/05/communique-from-the-cni-cig-and-the-ezln-on-the-cowardly-kidnapping-and-murder-of-companeros-from-the-emiliano-zapata-popular-indigenous-council-of-guerrero-2/
- Mohawk Nation News 'One Dish One Spoon Gathering @ Kahnawake'
- Black Mesa Indigenous Support
- Defend Black Mesa Sovereignty. Protect Dine Ways of Life May 14th 2018On May 14, 2018, the Diné elders of Black Mesa and Big Mountain are calling resisters from near and far to converge at Black Mesa! On that day, they will launch a continuous camp to defend Diné sovereignty and share traditional ways of life with the younger generation. Participants will help shear sheep and plant […]
- Extreme Drought Conditions on Black Mesa: Support Urgently RequestedThis spring on Black Mesa, the wind is blowing more dust than moisture, which can be typical this time of year. However as a result from the below average monsoon season in 2017 followed by a winter that netted only a few weak storms, the indigenous resistance communities of Black Mesa are facing extreme […]
- Laura Flanders Show Special Report on Mining and Resistance on Black MesaCheck out Jordan Flaherty’s coverage of mining and resistance on Black Mesa on the Laura Flanders Show. http://www.lauraflanders.com/?video=TiZ7pPNISyc
- Call for Support: Volunteers Requested for Sheepherdering and Human Rights ObservingOngoing support in the form of volunteer sheepherders and human rights observers are requested on Black Mesa. So many families within in the communities on Black Mesa have opened their homes to countless supporters over the years,creating an opportunity to engage in true support and solidarity. Families have said that supporters have played a helpful […]
- “Big Mountain is Under Siege Again”–Louise Benally on Livestock Impoundments“We are asking you to take action. Big Mountain is under siege again because Peabody Coal is losing its income from coal mining, so it is pressuring the tribal government to attack its own people. We’ve been opposed to the mining since 1974 when PL 93-531 was passed. Now with the coal companies collapsing […]
- Elder Matriarch Relocation Resister, Ida Mae Clinton, Passes on to the Spirit WorldWith great sadness and respect for a powerful life, we share that Elder Matriarch relocation resister, Ida Mae Clinton, of Star Mountain, has passed onto the spirit world. With the permission of her family, we share this video–made by NaBahe Katenay Keedihiihii this spring–in memory of Ida Mae’s life. Her family sends appreciation to all […]
- Requesting immediate Support for Dineh Resistance Communities whose livestock are being impounded by Hopi Rangers and Federal Agents.Below is the letter that the community members impacted by impoundments delivered today at the Navajo Nation Council Chambers in Window Rock: Requesting immediate Support for so-called “Hopi Partition Land ( HPL)” residents whose livestock are being impounded by Hopi Rangers and Federal Agents. The Hopi rangers and Federal agents used military tactic operati […]
- Sheep Emergency Fund: for Black Mesa families targeted by unjust livestock impoundmentsAll funds raised will go directly to Dineh families on the Black Mesa ‘HPL’ lands who have been aggressively targeted with livestock impoundments starting on October 22, 2014. Click here for donation page So far, three Black Mesa families have had their entire herds of sheep & goats impounded and are facing fees totaling about […]
- Elders Living in Fear and HeartacheClarence and Mary Lou Blackrock of Cactus Valley are sitting up all night by the fire, unable to sleep for fear of their sheep being taken. This distress endangers the elder’s health. This family wanted these pictures shared so that the world can see the suffering at the hands of the federal government and Department […]
- UPDATES CONCERNING IMPOUNDMENTS & ARRESTS OF THE SOVEREIGN DINEH NATION ON THE “HPL”Hopi Rangers arrested two individuals and impounded 120 sheep this morning at the homesite of Tom and Etta Begay in Red Willow Springs. Heavily armed rangers guarded and blocked nearby dirt road entrances as well. “The Hopi Rangers came for our homestead early this morning. They tried to arrest my Aunt Etta who is almost […]
- Defend Black Mesa Sovereignty. Protect Dine Ways of Life May 14th 2018
- Survival Solidarity
- Banner Hang today!Early this morning ALEC resistors suspended banners at two different locations. Please help us resist! AZ Resists Alec! Advertisements
- Call for Indigenous Convergence to Resist ALEC! – November 29-December 3 – Onk Akimel O’odham Lands (Scottsdale, AZ)Un-occupy Our Lands! Indigenous Peoples Gathering in Resistance to Corporate & State Terrorism Tues. Nov. 29, 6PM – 9:30PM At Serena Padilla Residence Onk Akimel O’odham Nation (Salt River) 9312 E. Thomas Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85256 For more information and to see the entire invite please visit: AZ Resist Alec Greetings. My name is […]
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- PDF of Anti-Colonial Thanksgiving DinnerAnti-Colonial Thanksgiving Dinner pamphlet 2008 This is a zine from the Guelph Anarchist distro Mounting Bedlam Distro. It is from an annual dinner that where Anarchists host Indigenous folks to share their stories of resistance. It has spoken to me for along time sine i found a copy of it at the Taala Hooghan Infoshop. […]
- O’odham Sacred Site of Quitovac once again under threat from US Gold Mining Company Silver Scott MinesMany of you may remember the recent victory of saving Quitovac to a proposed toxic waste dump. Well Again this Sacred site is under siege. Now to the threat of a gold mine… This is a Resolution from Traditional O’odham elders in opposition to the proposed mine that was recently posted from the O’odham Solidarity Project […]
- CENSORED NEWS: Homeland Security pitches new spy towers at Tohono O’odhamThe war against the Tohono O’odham continues near the border. See the latest technology the U.S. Government has deployed on the T.O. community in this article below: Homeland Security pitches new spy towers at Tohono O’odham BY: Brenda Norrell Censored News http://www.bsnorrell.blogspot.com TOHONO O’ODHAM NATION — (Nov. 23, 2011) The US Homeland Security is […]
- Resist ALEC!Resist ALEC this November in Scottsdale, AZ! AZ Resist alec! ARIZONA IS CALLING FOR A DIVERSITY OF TACTICS TO SHUT DOWN THE UPCOMING ALEC CONFERENCE IN SCOTTSDALE, AZ ON NOVEMBER 30TH. ALEC thinks they’re meeting in Scottsdale, AZ this November… The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) is a massive non-profit body that brings corporations and legisl […]
- De-Occupy O’odham LandDe-Occupy O’odham Land! Saturday December 10, Hosted by Dry River Resource Center Benefit for O’odham VOICE against the wall and Dry River Infoshop 6pm dinner 7pm speakers -John Zerzan -Ward Churchill -Julian Kunnie $10-$20 suggested donation (no one turned away for lack of funds)
- Ofelia Rivas In protest we write…While preparing to to write my own short reflection on the current “occupy” movement I asked Ofelia Rivas if she would like to contribute to the zine as well. Here is her letter. This will also be in the new Don’t just (re)occupy zine. Thank you again so much for your contribution Ofelia! For more news […]
- WHY (RE)OCCUPYING WON’T WORK****This is a preview of a short article for a zine I am compiling in response to the current sweeping “occupy” movement. The zine will be released soon…. WHY (RE)OCCUPYING WON’T WORK…. September 17, 2011 hundreds of people answer a call-out from Adbusters maga- zine to “occupy” Wall Street. Today October 14, 2011 less than […]
- Banner Hang today!
- Indigenous Solidarity Network
- Indigenous Solidarity Network beginsWe are please to announce the creation of the group named THE INDIGENOUS SOLIDARITY NETWORK. *See the About tab above and links section to the right. An inspiring video: (rights reserved to the creator) Advertisements
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- Onkwehón:we Rising
- Settler Colonialism and the Incommensurable Cartography of the Savage IndianAt the heart of the ongoing ontological and symbolic requirement of continuous Native death and dispossession, is a fundamental question of the construction of The Indian, Indians, and of Indian sovereignty and how it allows the Native to be both cast out, and to a priori always-already cast out, that is to say: always-already abjected. For the purposes of m […]
- Machinic Worlds, Indian Ghosts and the Existential Suturing of Settler SocietyTo begin to articulate this something-of-an-answer, I want to briefly zoom out from the level of the auto-ethnographic and auto/biographic and return to the level of the structural and the national. By doing this I hope to link my thoughts on these two whys—why do we tell our damage, especially to those who damaged us, and why are these narratives of damage […]
- Draft Thoughts on Leftist Necromantic PraxisThe late Mark Fisher in his theorization of the current postmodern capitalist condition, drawing on the thought Franco “Bifo” Berardi (2011), mused that we have born witness to the cancellation of the future (2014). Sure technological innovation and the colonization of everyday life by newer and newer technologies has continued—in fact it has been accelerati […]
- Settler Colonialism and the Incommensurable Cartography of the Savage Indian
- Indian Country Today
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- Republic of Lakotah
- DENVER CELEBRATES THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF RUSSELL MEANSDenver, Co. – You may recognize him from such films as Last of the Mohicans and Natural Born Killers, but Russell Means was much more than a face on the silver screen. He was a cultural, political, artistic and visionary American Indian leader, described during his life as “the most famous American Indian of the [...]
- PEARL MEANSA commentary by Pearl Means telling of future events planned.
- CONVERSATION WITH LOURDESPearl Means talks with Lourdes of how she and Russell met and Russell Means’ latest book “If You’ve Forgotten The Names Of The Clouds, You’ve Lost Your Way” Mrs. Means will have book signing at the following places: Friday, July 26th @ 8:00 p.m. Festival Hall at Argiro Student Union, Maharishi University, Fairfiield, Iowa Wednesday, [...]
- RUSSELL MEANS (1939-2012)Russell Charles Means (November 10, 1939 – October 22, 2012) was an Oglala Sioux activist for the rights of Native American people and libertarian political activist. He became a prominent member of the American Indian Movement (AIM) after joining the organization in 1968, and helped organize notable events that attracted national and international media cov […]
- We Are All RelatedArmando Rendon has printed an excerpt from Russell’s book “If You’ve Forgotten the Names of the Clouds, You’ve Lost Your Way : An Introduction to American Indian Thought & Philosophy.” You may find at http://somosenescrito.blogspot.com/2013/04/we-are-all-related.html#!/2013/04/we-are-all-related.html If you wish to purchase either the softcover or Kindle […]
- February 27th Honoring
- Russell Means: Revolutionary.By lakotahfreedom ¶ Posted in Sovereignty ¶ First time I remember seeing Russell was at the Greengrass Sundance. He called my Grandma Ella up during the Giveaway. Even as a young boy, I was impressed. From that day forward, as a youth, I saw Bruce Lee, Evil Knievel, Muhammad Ali, and Russell Means as almost [...]
- The passing of Russell Means was a lose for the worldOn October 22, 2012, Indian rights activist Russell Means passed on after a magnificent life of struggle to better the lives of American Indians. Means had a tremendous impact on Native American struggles of the latter part of the 20th century and he will be sorely missed, but his passing was a huge loss [...]
- Preview of Russell Means Documentary
- Thanks TakingRussell’s Aljazeera interview from November 24,2011 Aljazeera on thanks taking
- DENVER CELEBRATES THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF RUSSELL MEANS
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Occupy The United Nations
INDIGENOUS DAY OF RESISTANCE
INDIGENOUS RIGHTS RALLY & FORUM
January 27, 2012
Indigenous Unity March at 10:30 AM
Meet at the
Human Rights Commission
25 Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco, CA
March to the United Nations Plaza
Indigenous Rights Forum & Rally 11:00 AM
An Indigenous led Movement to Decolonize and Occupy the United
Nations to demand repatriations for the theft of Tribal Lands, gold &
other natural resources; and address issues of Civil Rights Violations,
Hate Crimes, Broken Treaties, and the Human Rights inherent to ALL
Indigenous People.
For More Information
Contact: United Native Americans,Inc.
United Native Americans,Inc@gmail.com
(510)672-7187
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Good thing that events like this still held, it is a good thing to keep tradition alive and the young generation be aware of how wonderful their culture is.