Photo by Brenda Norrell
In celebration of beginning our 14th year at Censored News, we share with you our first article. Censored News was created the day I was terminated at Indian Country Today. On this day I was on my way to the Indigenous Peoples Border Summit to cover it, at San Xavier, on the Tohono O'odham Nation. With no place to publish the article, I created Censored News. Today, Censored News is a collective, with no ads, grants or revenues.
Mohawks in solidarity with Tohono O’odham at border summit
By Brenda Norrell
By Brenda Norrell
Censored News 2006
SAN XAVIER DISTRICT, TOHONO O’ODHAM NATION -- Indigenous Peoples at the Border Summit of the Americas opposed a border fence that will separate Indian communities in their ancestral territories and contribute to the Bush administration’s plan for corporate profiteering.
Without compromise, Indigenous called for a halt to the militarization, oppression and psychological terrorism created by the military-industrial complex along the US/Mexico border.
SAN XAVIER DISTRICT, TOHONO O’ODHAM NATION -- Indigenous Peoples at the Border Summit of the Americas opposed a border fence that will separate Indian communities in their ancestral territories and contribute to the Bush administration’s plan for corporate profiteering.
Without compromise, Indigenous called for a halt to the militarization, oppression and psychological terrorism created by the military-industrial complex along the US/Mexico border.
