Dana Lyons: The Great Coal Train Tour
Concert and Fundraiser for Columbia Riverkeeper
Friday,
April 5th, 2013
Blue
Scorcher Bakery and Cafe
1493 Duane
Street,
Astoria ,
OR
7-9
PM Free
and family friendly!
March 25, 2013
Photo Journey of Nishiyuu arrives in Ottawa
Today, March 25, 2013:
The Journey of Nishiyuu. Ottawa. As the youth spoke, a lone eagle circled high in the sky.
Photo by Paul Seesequasis, thank you for sharing!
Anishinabe Terrance Nelson: War Oil and US White Privilege
War Oil and US White Privilege
By Terrance Nelson
Roseau River Anishinabe
Censored News
Brenda,
It is critically important for our people to
understand what we are up against. Your posting of the Native leaders
from US and Canada joining forces in opposing the Transcanada pipeline
is good but Native Americans and First Nations people must understand
how deceptive and manipulating the oil companies and Governments are. Prior to the invasion of Iraq, Iraqi oil was already divided up. Under
Freedom of Information, 1000s of new documents are surfacing in the
UK about the real reasons for invading Iraq.
Sacred Lands Rally during NIGA in Phoenix 2013
Drummers, Singers and Dancers to Gather at Phoenix Convention Center
UPDATES on Censored News Homepage www.bsnorrell.blogspot.com
By Wayland Gray
waylandgray@yahoo.com
918-729-2955
www.savehickoryground.org
PHOENIX -- Native American tribal and religious leaders will be holding a Sacred Lands Solidarity Rally and Press Conference at the North Side of the Phoenix Convention Center on Tuesday March 26, 2013, from 11:30 am-1:30 pm. The purpose of the event will be to raise awareness for the protection of Native American sacred lands that are being threatened or destroyed by development.
The rally will feature drummers, singers, and dancers as well as
speakers who will talk about sacred lands and respond to media
questions. The event is open to all Tribal Nations and members of the
general public who would like to learn about these issues."Native people throughout the country are going through the same struggle," says Hickory Ground Tribal Town member Wayland Gray, who traveled from Oklahoma to participate in the rally. "Indian Country is here in Phoenix and we plan to stand together to honor the sacred lands of our ancestors," Gray added.
The event will coincide with the National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA) conference taking place at the Phoenix Convention Center.
Issues discussed will include San Francisco Peaks, No Loop 202, and Save Hickory Ground, among others.
Read more:
Native News Network: Arrests during the struggle to protect Hickory Ground ceremonial grounds from desecration by the casino development:
http://www.nativenewsnetwork.com/four-arrested-at-hickory-ground-one-remains-in-jail-charged-terrorist-threat.htmlhttp://www.nativenewsnetwork.com/four-arrested-at-hickory-ground-one-remains-in-jail-charged-terrorist-threat.html
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