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| During a pandemic and a hurricane, cooking hot meals and delivering fresh groceries isn't the easiest thing to do, but that's what these incredible volunteers are doing. |
September 3, 2020
Rising up and feeding the people -- Love and justice in the center of a pandemic and hurricane
August 29, 2020
Phoenix nurse counter-protesters donate generously to Navajo and Hopi Families COVID-19 Relief
Arizona Nurses Stand in Solidarity with Navajo and Hopi Neighbors in Pandemic
By Cassandra Begay
TÓ NANEESDIZÍ, DINÉTAH, (TUBA CITY, NAVAJO NATION) Yee Ha’oolníidoo is honored and moved by the generous donation of $50,000 to the Navajo & Hopi Families COVID-19 Relief Fund by four Phoenix nurse counter-protesters. These strong women nurses are everyday heroes thrust into the spotlight while simply seeking to serve their communities. Their donation represents the combined efforts of tens of thousands of Arizonans who saw these nurses stand up for vulnerable patients at the Arizona State Capitol during ill-advised “freedom” marches in support of an early state reopening in late April.
A Time of Monsters: Coronavirus spreads through schools, as Navajo Vice President joins Trump regime of genocide and terror
A Time of Monsters: Coronavirus spreads through schools, as Navajo Vice President joins Trump regime of genocide and terror
By Brenda Norrell
Censored News
French translation of Censored News by
Christine Prat Update Aug. 29, 2020
The Navajo Times reports that not one dime of the $714 million in federal CARES Act virus relief funds, received 3 months ago by the Navajo Nation government, has been spent. It remains stalled in the tribal budget process. On Friday, the Navajo Nation reported 500 Navajos have died from the coronavirus since March.
French translation of Censored News by
Christine Prat Update Aug. 29, 2020
The Navajo Times reports that not one dime of the $714 million in federal CARES Act virus relief funds, received 3 months ago by the Navajo Nation government, has been spent. It remains stalled in the tribal budget process. On Friday, the Navajo Nation reported 500 Navajos have died from the coronavirus since March.
A Time of Monsters: Coronavirus is spreading rapidly through schools after Trump forced schools to re-open with the threat of the loss of funding. Navajo Vice President Myron Lizer joined the Trump campaign in support of this regime of genocide and terror.
Navajo Vice President Myron Lizer expressed his support for President Donald Trump during his speech on the second night of the Republican National Convention on Tuesday. Lizer said Trump delivered the $8 billion in CARES Act relief to Indian country.
However, Lizer did not point out that Indian country had to go to court and sue to get the CARES Act funds released, which were approved by the U.S. Congress.
August 24, 2020
Powwow at the Pipeline: Lakota Honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous Men, Women and Children
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| Photos courtesy Joye Braun |
Pow Wow at the Pipeyard
By Cheyenne River Grassroots Collective
Censored News
August 24, 2020
BRIDGER, SD – Members of the Cheyenne River Grassroots Collective (CRGC), 2KC Media, and other grassroots individuals organized an event called “Powwow at the Pipeyard” at a Keystone XL pipeyard on Monday. The event was designed to bring awareness to the terrifying number of lives lost in direct relation to extraction industries.
August 24, 2020
BRIDGER, SD – Members of the Cheyenne River Grassroots Collective (CRGC), 2KC Media, and other grassroots individuals organized an event called “Powwow at the Pipeyard” at a Keystone XL pipeyard on Monday. The event was designed to bring awareness to the terrifying number of lives lost in direct relation to extraction industries.
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