Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights
May 12, 2017
May 10, 2017
Dakota Access Pipeline Already Leaking in South Dakota
Read article:
http://www.kotatv.com/content/news/421899653.html
Thank you Shannon Marvel at Aberdeen News for exposing the spill.
http://www.aberdeennews.com/news/local/sd-looking-into-dakota-access-oil-pipeline-leak-in-spink/article_28763200-973f-58b8-a176-15c359c477cb.html?block_id=475371
Heavily redacted document conceals spill response for Lake Oahe at Standing Rock
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/10052017/dakota-access-pipeline-oil-spill-standing-rock-court-battle-protests
http://www.kotatv.com/content/news/421899653.html
Thank you Shannon Marvel at Aberdeen News for exposing the spill.
http://www.aberdeennews.com/news/local/sd-looking-into-dakota-access-oil-pipeline-leak-in-spink/article_28763200-973f-58b8-a176-15c359c477cb.html?block_id=475371
Heavily redacted document conceals spill response for Lake Oahe at Standing Rock
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/10052017/dakota-access-pipeline-oil-spill-standing-rock-court-battle-protests
Zapatistas 'Lessons on Geography and Globalized Calendars'

Lessons on Geography and Globalized Calendars
By SupGaleano
April 14, 2017.
“Nothing has changed,” so they say.
“In Chiapas, the indigenous are doing the same or worse as before the Zapatista uprising,” the for-profit media repeat every time their foreman tells them to.
Twenty-three years ago, “humanitarian aid” arrived from all over the world. We Zapatista indigenous people understood then that what we were receiving was not charity, but rather support for resistance and rebellion. And instead of consuming it all ourselves or selling it, as the partidistas do, we used that support to build schools, hospitals, and projects for self-organization. Little by little and not without problems, difficulties, and errors, we built the material basis for our freedom.
Lessons on Geography and Globalized Calendars
By SupGaleano
April 14, 2017.
“Nothing has changed,” so they say.
“In Chiapas, the indigenous are doing the same or worse as before the Zapatista uprising,” the for-profit media repeat every time their foreman tells them to.
Twenty-three years ago, “humanitarian aid” arrived from all over the world. We Zapatista indigenous people understood then that what we were receiving was not charity, but rather support for resistance and rebellion. And instead of consuming it all ourselves or selling it, as the partidistas do, we used that support to build schools, hospitals, and projects for self-organization. Little by little and not without problems, difficulties, and errors, we built the material basis for our freedom.
Long Walk 5 at Haskell Indian Nations University 'No domestic violence, drug abuse'
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Long Walk 5 at Haskell Indian Nations University 'No domestic violence, drug abuse'
Thank you Carl Bad Bear Sampson, Western Shoshone long walker and photojournalist, for sharing photos from Haskell Indian Nations University in Kansas, with Censored News. Long Walkers are walking across America, sharing awareness of the need to halt domestic violence and drug abuse.
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