Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights

March 10, 2024

'A quick and dirty review of the movie Oppenheimer' by Indigenous Action




As an ode to the toxic Hollywood industry, and white politics of the Oscars, Censored News is republishing Klee Benally's two articles on the movie 'Oppenheimer,' which received 7 Oscars from the bowels of the industry last night. Klee, Dine', passed to the Spirit World in December. -- Censored News

A quick & dirty review of the movie Oppenheimer

By Indigenous Action
Translation into French by Christine Prat

Published 8 months ago on July 20, 2023

We watched this movie after arguing with social media pro-nuke apologists who accused us of being ill-informed as not having viewed Christopher Nolan’s biopic, so excuse the mess… (and if you haven’t already, read our initial post here for the context).

'The Mountain' A Beautiful Documentary about the Zapatista Epic




The Mountain: a beautiful documentary about the Zapatista epic


Published in La Jornada
March 8, 2024
By Gilberto López y Rivas
En espanol

The documentary The Mountain, directed by Diego Enrique Osorno, documents the maritime journey, from Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo, Mexico, to the Concello de Balona port, in Galicia, Spain, in the middle of the pandemic, of Squadron 4-2-1 Zapatista of National Liberation (EZLN), four women, two men and one non-binary person, elected in community assemblies for the transcendent task of representing and testifying, in the Europe of the people, that another world is possible.