O'odham Border: Sometimes we need to hear their voices

By Brenda Norrell
Censored News

Sometimes we need to hear their voices, again.
Listen to the Indigenous Border Summit of the Americas on Tohono O'odham land 2007, and the voices of Kahentinetha, after the Mohawks saw the abuse of the US Border Patrol, spy towers, and cage for migrants on Tohono O'odham land at the border. 
Listen to Angie Ramon, O'odham, whose son was run over and killed by the US Border Patrol on O'odham land. Listen to Mike Wilson, Tohono O'odham, who has put out water for migrants and rescued migrant children for years, while being threatened by the tribal government. 
Listen to Jay Johnson from the Texas border who passed away in South America after this summit. Listen to Lenny Foster, Dine' and Professor Dr. Julian Kunnie. Listen to their voices and more. 
Thank you Govinda of Earthcycles for being there.
http://earthcycles.net/2007bsoa/