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Indigenous Peoples’ Day: 1958 — Armed Lumbee Tribe Chase KKK out of Robeson County, North Carolina
During the night of Jan. 13, 1958, the Ku Klux Klan lit its signature fiery crosses on …
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Whose History is Told?
(This is a slightly updated reprint of a 2020 article by Speak Out Now.) Monday, …
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Workers of Panama: “Solo el pueblo salva al pueblo” (Only the people can save the people!)
On August 2nd the teachers of Panama ended their nationwide strike that sparked strikes for …
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day: The Struggle Continues
This system continues to tear apart the earth, brutalize Indigenous people’s lives and destroy their lands for profit. The struggle of Native peoples is a struggle against a system that threatens all life on this planet. It is all of our fight too. …
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During the Thanksgiving Holiday, Remember The Occupation of Alcatraz
November 20 marks the 51st anniversary of the start of the Alcatraz occupation by indigenous activists. …