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  • The Black Hills Are Not For Sale Time Lapse Video

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    26 Jan 2012 | 10:54 pm
    On Nov. 26, 2011, Harper's magazine Contributing Editor and National Geographic photographer Aaron Huey joined Shepard Fairey, the prolific street artist known to most people for his iconic Obama HOPE campaign image, and installed a stunning 20x80-foot mural THE BLACK HILLS ARE NOT FOR SALE. It's at the intersection of Ogden and the highly trafficked Melrose Avenue in West Los Angeles near Fairfax. The result is a beautiful, intriguing "billboard" that we hope will spur those who walk and drive by to educate themselves about what it means. The composition brings visibility to a group that is…

  • Means of Arrest

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    21 Jan 2012 | 3:57 am
    In today's Le Monde there is a useful five-part infographic showing how name to address resolution works, from the end user associating his or her endpoint device, e.g., a browser, with a file shareing resource, e.g., Megaupload.com, and how the FBI interposed on the name to resource mapping, preventing such associations. The amount of French poor Francophobes must read to understand the sequence of wire frame diagrams is limited (and Google does translate for those that need help). See Comment le FBI a-t-il bloqué Megaupload ?. In updates to this post I'll expand on the aspects I think…

  • Native american music

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    24 Jan 2012 | 4:06 am
    As a fact, it is not so difficult to recognise traditional native american music as it seems to be. Actualy, it includes typical vocalization and percussion, which are easily recognizible. The tradition native americans song begins slowly and becomes faster as the sounds of drum appears.

  • NARF hosts group of interdisciplinary research fellows from the Harvard Law School Environmental Law Program and Harvard Water Security Initiative

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    13 Jan 2012 | 8:44 am
    On January 5, 2012, NARF hosted a group of interdisciplinary research fellows from the Harvard Law School Environmental Law Program and Harvard Water Security Initiative. The researchers are writing a background paper on water allocation and management in the Colorado River Basin and are consulting NARF because of NARF's expertise on tribal water rights and the pros and cons of litigation versus settlement of those rights.Harvard intends to distribute this paper at an international water policy conference it is hosting this Spring of 2012. Other river basins being studied for the comparative…

  • Calif. Governor Brown to Deliver ‘Call to Action’ in Los Angeles

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    27 Jan 2012 | 1:03 pm
    LOS ANGELES, Calif. /California Newswire/ — Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. asks Los Angeles business leaders to stand with him on two major priorities for 2012: passing his balanced budget plan and persuading the legislature to enact his 12-point pension reform proposal. He delivered the call to action during a speech at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce 2012 Inaugural Dinner in Los Angeles. “The numbers just don’t add up,” said Governor Brown of the public pension system. “Benefits, contributions and the age of retirement don’t reflect today’s realities, putting…
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  • The Black Hills Are Not For Sale Time Lapse Video

    26 Jan 2012 | 10:54 pm
    On Nov. 26, 2011, Harper's magazine Contributing Editor and National Geographic photographer Aaron Huey joined Shepard Fairey, the prolific street artist known to most people for his iconic Obama HOPE campaign image, and installed a stunning 20x80-foot mural THE BLACK HILLS ARE NOT FOR SALE. It's at the intersection of Ogden and the highly trafficked Melrose Avenue in West Los Angeles near Fairfax. The result is a beautiful, intriguing "billboard" that we hope will spur those who walk and drive by to educate themselves about what it means. The composition brings visibility to a group that is…

  • The Ghost Dance After Wounded Knee

    25 Jan 2012 | 6:17 pm
    When describing the Wounded Knee massacre of 1890, many history books make two major errors: (1) they claim that this was the end of the Ghost Dance movement, and (2) they claim that this was the last armed conflict between Indians and the U.S. military. Neither of these is true. The Ghost Dance movement originated with the vision of the Paiute prophet Wovoka and continues to be celebrated today. It did not die at Wounded Knee.   The Ghost Dance: The Ghost Dance movement began with a vision which was received by Wovoka. Among the Paiute, the dance was a Paiute world-renewal dance in…

  • Bear Butte and the Struggle for Religious Freedom

    23 Jan 2012 | 7:46 pm
    Bear Butte in South Dakota is a sacred site which is used as a vision quest site for the Sioux, Arapaho and Cheyenne. The Sioux describe Bear Butte as their most sacred altar. The Seven Sacred Rites of the Sioux were learned at the top of this mesa. The view from Bear Butte is shown above.   For the Cheyenne, Bear Butte is known as Sacred Mountain and is the place where Maheo (the Supreme Being) gave their cultural hero, Sweet Medicine, the four Sacred Arrows, which allowed them access to Maheo's power. The Cheyenne call this place Noahavose (also spelled Nowah'wus which means "The Hills…

  • First Nations News & Views: Tribes Work to Return the Bison

    22 Jan 2012 | 2:52 pm
    Welcome to the first edition of First Nations News & Views. This weekly series is one element in the "Invisible Indians" project put together by navajo and me, with assistance from the Native American Netroots Group. Each Sunday's edition will include a short, original feature article, a look at some date relevant to American Indian history, and some briefs chosen to show the diversity of modern Indians living both on and off reservations in the United States and Canada. "The buffalo are disappearing rapidly, but not faster than I desire. I regard the destruction of such game as Indians…

  • Ancient South America: Patagonia

    22 Jan 2012 | 12:39 pm
    Humans-Homo sapiens-have lived in South America for at least 15,000 years and possibly longer. The earliest period of human occupation is generally called the Lithic Stage by archaeologists.   During this time period the first post-glacial hunting and gathering groups lived in South America. The people were living in small groups which subsisted on hunting, fishing, and the gathering of wild plants. At the southern end of South America is Patagonia. Today this is a region of steppe-like plains with a succession of 13 abrupt terraces which rise up to 100 meters (330 feet) at a time. The…
 
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  • Means of Arrest

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    21 Jan 2012 | 3:57 am
    In today's Le Monde there is a useful five-part infographic showing how name to address resolution works, from the end user associating his or her endpoint device, e.g., a browser, with a file shareing resource, e.g., Megaupload.com, and how the FBI interposed on the name to resource mapping, preventing such associations. The amount of French poor Francophobes must read to understand the sequence of wire frame diagrams is limited (and Google does translate for those that need help). See Comment le FBI a-t-il bloqué Megaupload ?. In updates to this post I'll expand on the aspects I think…

  • Fire and Counter-Fire

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    20 Jan 2012 | 5:29 am
    The Meagupload case has generated a response, LOIC has been deployed. The collective's targeteers have selected the US DoJ and other high-value targets of the public facing (non-operational) US critical infrastructure, effecting a reduction of efficacy of the USG's direct messaging outlets, and the public facing critical infrastructure of Universal and other major political contributors to the SOPA/PIPA/... copy suppression bills. image: 

  • Olympia was not pursuaded

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    20 Jan 2012 | 5:20 am
    I wrote Cheryl Leeman, the occasional Mayor of Portland (prior to direct elections, when it was a rotating "honor"), and permanent sole Republican on the City Council, and Olympia's District One Constituency Office goto person, twice that SOPA and PIPA were simply bad policy bills and Olympia should revise her support for the bills as written (by the record label PACs). Without effect. I didn't bother with Susan's contact, I prefer that whoever runs against her has this issue -- shareholders in artist-abusing labels and their contributions are more important to the incumbent than Mainers and…

  • Snow day. Updating DNS

    ebw
    13 Jan 2012 | 5:31 am
    The sound of rain diminished before dawn. Jonah went back to sleep and we awoke to snow. I spent the previous evening chasing down the crypto lib dependencies in openssl and kerberos to get warning free linker output when building bind9.9.0rc1. With that installed on ns{0,1}.wampumpeag.net, this morning's chores are cleaning up zone files. Jonah's replacement camera, a cisco Flip, the first (I hope, oh holy UPS brown shorted dieties) of three warranty covered exchanges of the data-dead for the data-quick. He spent part of yesterday's skate time filming the VHS tapes at the Cass Park rink. His…

  • New IETF non-working group email list

    ebw
    10 Jan 2012 | 12:53 pm
    The purpose is to discuss the need for an antitrust or competition policy for the IETF. If the consensus is to create one, then the content of that policy will be discussed as well. It used to be that just moving a multi-vendor activity to the IETF was sufficient to immunize the parties from Sherman Act liabilities. Perhaps this is no longer sufficient, though given the absence of prosecution(s) by the US Department of Justice, the source of liability may be in a jurisdiction other than the United States.
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  • Native american music

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    24 Jan 2012 | 4:06 am
    As a fact, it is not so difficult to recognise traditional native american music as it seems to be. Actualy, it includes typical vocalization and percussion, which are easily recognizible. The tradition native americans song begins slowly and becomes faster as the sounds of drum appears.

  • The best place for holidays with children

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    24 Jan 2012 | 3:09 am
    Actually, holiday time is one of the most expectable time of the year. Plenty of people all over the world are waiting for the period eagerly and are making plans for the time. As a fact, there are a lot of ways to spend your holidays. Some people choose active leisure activities, other prefer staying at home by the tv with a cup of hot tea in their hand. However, the majority of people are planning to spend their holidays by the sea, where they can sunbathe, swim and just enjoy the sunny weather. It is probably the best way to calm your nerves and rest in quiet. In fact, there is wide range…

  • Native American Indian Music

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    21 Aug 2009 | 11:11 am
    Author: AvicennaThe music of the Native American Indians consists mostly of songs and dances. They have songs for games, children, love, work and social dancing. But most of their music is associated with some kind of religious activity.RELIGIOUS CEREMONIESBefore 1900 the Plains Indians performed the ghost dance. It was supposed to drive away the hated white men and help the Native Americans get back their land and buffalo. It consisted mainly of singing and dancing. Although the Native Americans do not do the ghost dance anymore, they still sing the songs.Ghost dance songs are different from…

  • Soothing Music: The Native American Flute

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    19 Aug 2009 | 11:09 am
    Author: Ken SnodinNative Americans are eager to share their ancestry with their families and friends. One of the ways they do this is through their music, particularly through the music of the Native American flute. They want to ensure that their children have a strong link with their ancient culture, and music is an excellent way to teach non-Native Americans about this culture as well.Mothers of small children often find that Native American flute music is very soothing for their babies. It seems to have a tranquil and calming effect on children. Songs played on the Native American flute…

  • Native American Jewelry History

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    17 Aug 2009 | 11:07 am
    Author: Double DeeWe all know that and to beautify the use of jewelry has been around since prehistoric times. And pearl necklaces of pearls called heishe, which were calculated from Santo Domingo for word hull, have been used for ages. Shells as thorny oysters shell, mother of pearl, abalone, clams and conch have been used in the preparation and logs were considered significant trade of south-west over a thousand years. The use of silver in jewelry of the USA (Native American Jewelry) is not an old concept. It has been used since the early 1850, when Mexico has goldsmiths to exchange their…
 
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  • NARF hosts group of interdisciplinary research fellows from the Harvard Law School Environmental Law Program and Harvard Water Security Initiative

    Native American Rights Fund
    13 Jan 2012 | 8:44 am
    On January 5, 2012, NARF hosted a group of interdisciplinary research fellows from the Harvard Law School Environmental Law Program and Harvard Water Security Initiative. The researchers are writing a background paper on water allocation and management in the Colorado River Basin and are consulting NARF because of NARF's expertise on tribal water rights and the pros and cons of litigation versus settlement of those rights.Harvard intends to distribute this paper at an international water policy conference it is hosting this Spring of 2012. Other river basins being studied for the comparative…

  • Klamath Tribes’ water rights confirmed in the Klamath Basin Water Rights Adjudication

    Native American Rights Fund
    5 Jan 2012 | 12:55 pm
    After more than 35 years of litigation the Klamath Tribes’ time-immemorial water rights to support their treaty-reserved hunting, fishing, trapping, and gathering rights on the former Klamath Reservation have finally been quantified in the Klamath Basin Adjudication (KBA), for six of the Tribes’ eight claimed water sources – the Williamson River, the Sycan River, the Sprague River, the Wood River, the Klamath Marsh, and some 140 seeps and springs throughout the former Reservation. The journey began in 1975 with the filing of the Adair litigation, a federal court case which declared the…

  • NIWOT NATIVE AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL

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    5 Jan 2012 | 10:10 am
    January 6th 7:30pm-9:30pm Located at Elysian Fields Auctions, 6924 79th Street, Niwot (Look for the signs!) Festival is free – Donations accepted! Film Festival Director Ava Hamilton (Arapaho filmmaker) will introduce the film. Festival is hosted by Native American Producers Alliance & Ni-wot Prairie Productions Sponsors: Elysian Fields Auctions, Native American Rights Fund, and WHIZZBang Studios Contact info: Elizabeth Darling 303-931-3084 mailto:DarlingInNiwot@aol.comOn June 27, 1978, a 44-car Conrail freight train struck and killed two Crow Indian brothers near Little Falls, New…

  • Buffy Saint Marie Has Kind Words for NARF

    Native American Rights Fund
    30 Dec 2011 | 10:22 am
    In a recent interview, Buffy Sainte-Marie had some kind words for NARF and the importance of our work asserting and defending the rights of tribes. Thanks, Buffy!To read the interview, click HERE.

  • Make Your Year-End Gift Today to Support the Native American Rights Fund

    Native American Rights Fund
    29 Dec 2011 | 10:51 am
    For the last 40 years, NARF has provided legal assistance to Indian tribes, organizations and individuals nationwide who may have otherwise gone without adequate representation. Yet as the need for our services increases, our financial resources are being seriously drained. It's not too late to support our work. Your donation will be 100% tax-deductible and will create a lasting impact throughout Indian Country. As always, thank you for your continued support and best wishes for a New Year filled with peace, happiness and hope!Click HERE for more information.
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  • Calif. Governor Brown to Deliver ‘Call to Action’ in Los Angeles

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    27 Jan 2012 | 1:03 pm
    LOS ANGELES, Calif. /California Newswire/ — Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. asks Los Angeles business leaders to stand with him on two major priorities for 2012: passing his balanced budget plan and persuading the legislature to enact his 12-point pension reform proposal. He delivered the call to action during a speech at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce 2012 Inaugural Dinner in Los Angeles. “The numbers just don’t add up,” said Governor Brown of the public pension system. “Benefits, contributions and the age of retirement don’t reflect today’s realities, putting…

  • San Francisco Mayor Lee Celebrates Central Market Milestone

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    26 Jan 2012 | 5:11 pm
    SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. /California Newswire/ — S.F. Mayor Edwin M. Lee today announced that businesses are beginning to take advantage of the City’s Central Market/Tenderloin Payroll Expense Tax Exclusion. Zendesk and Pearl’s Deluxe Burgers are the first of what is anticipated to be many companies choosing to locate in the Central Market and Tenderloin neighborhoods and take advantage of the six-year payroll expense tax exclusion for new jobs created. Creating 56 new jobs in the Central Market area last year, both companies have now been issued conditional letters of…

  • San Francisco Receives 2012 Sustainable Transport Award from the Institute for Transportation and Developmental Policy

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    26 Jan 2012 | 12:14 pm
    SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. /California Newswire/ — Mayor Edwin Lee on Wednesday announced that San Francisco received the 2012 Sustainable Transport Award from the Institute for Transportation and Developmental Policy, for the City’s innovative parking management system and cycling and public space improvements. SFMTA Director Ed Reiskin accepted the award during the Transportation Research Board’s annual meeting in Washington D.C. “San Francisco is taking on problems all cities face, such as congestion and the need for clean transportation and open space, and finding innovative…

  • Professional Community Management of California announces Michelle Thomson named regional director West Coast Associa Services

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    26 Jan 2012 | 11:25 am
    LAKE FOREST, Calif. /eNewsChannels/ — Professional Community Management of California, Inc. (PCM) and Associa announced the promotion of Michelle Thomson to Regional Director of West Coast Associa Services. In her new role, Thomson will promote Associa Services, which are added-value programs that improve communications and technology, while offering discounted shopping and concierge services to residents in Associa and PCM managed communities. “Michelle successfully launched Associa Services for PCM, which brings so many benefits to our clients through Associa’s national…

  • Healthcare Tax Planning: If You Already Have LTC Insurance, Remember This Year’s Claim

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    25 Jan 2012 | 10:59 pm
    KIRKLAND, Wash. /eNewsChannels/ — Long-term care insurance is subsidized, in effect, by Uncle Sam. “For many people, a large part of their premium cost is deductible on their federal tax return,” says Denise Gott, National Sales Manager and Chairman of the Board of LTC Financial Partners, LLC (LTCFP). “That doesn’t make coverage free, but it makes it more affordable for millions.” LTCFP is one of the nation’s largest and most experienced agencies specializing in long-term care insurance. If you don’t have LTC insurance, the time to get it is…
 
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  • New COINTELPRO: Same old tactics targeting American Indians - The NarcoSphere

    28 Jan 2012 | 1:02 am
    The NarcoSphereNew COINTELPRO: Same old tactics targeting American IndiansThe NarcoSphereThe photo and Indian movements were on a website of the Deep Green Resistance, which US spies focused on, as they targeted the Occupy Austin movement and the Indigenous role in the Occupy, and DeOccupy, movements. The private Stratfor worked together and more »

  • Blow is dealt to Native Mob - Minneapolis Star Tribune

    27 Jan 2012 | 9:51 pm
    KAREBlow is dealt to Native MobMinneapolis Star TribuneFederal charges against 24 suspected members of the violent gang are seen as a victory for the Indian community and beyond. Little Earth President and CEO Bill Ziegler talked about after-school programs for American Indian youths as program leader Officials look for payoff in Native Mob sweepChicago Tribune6 Plead Not Guilty In 'Native Mob' IndictmentCBS LocalNative Mob members arrested in countyPrinceton Union Eagleall 55 news articles »

  • Obama holds campaign fundraiser with American Indian supporters - Washington Post

    27 Jan 2012 | 5:50 pm
    TucsonSentinel.comObama holds campaign fundraiser with American Indian supportersWashington PostWASHINGTON — President Barack Obama, raising money for his campaign among tribal leaders, said Friday he wants American Indians to be “full partners” in the economy. Obama met with 70 to 75 supporters from Native American tribes.American Indian leaders ask for support, flexibility to governTucsonSentinel.comAmerican Indian Congress highlights education, jobs, sovereignty in national Free Speech Radio NewsIndians want greater tribal autonomyTriValley Centralall 69 news articles »

  • TEMECULA: American Indian sports group wins grant - Press-Enterprise

    27 Jan 2012 | 5:37 pm
    Press-EnterpriseTEMECULA: American Indian sports group wins grantPress-Enterprise“It's extremely organized and it's a good opportunity for the little ones to interact with the other Native American kids,” said Gina Nelson, a La Jolla tribe member. She said her grandsons, 6-year-old Dalton and 7-year-old Dominic love to play and

  • Indian war: Men feud over Native American heritage - Sarasota Herald-Tribune

    27 Jan 2012 | 3:09 pm
    Indian war: Men feud over Native American heritageSarasota Herald-TribuneOn Sunday Serbin will be attending the 5th annual Sarasota Native American Indian Festival at the Sarasota Fairgrounds. The festival, which runs all weekend, is one of the few Serbin claims is legitimate. It is hosted by Rex Begaye, a full-blooded
 
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  • Pipeline rejection is a huge Native American victory - The Tennessean

    28 Jan 2012 | 2:17 am
    Pipeline rejection is a huge Native American victoryThe TennesseanFirst, make no mistake: It was Native Americans who spearheaded and bore the brunt of the campaign against the TransCanada Keystone XL Pipeline. The news media continue to engage in loathsome racist marginalization by ignoring Native involvement in

  • Blow is dealt to Native Mob - Minneapolis Star Tribune

    27 Jan 2012 | 9:51 pm
    KAREBlow is dealt to Native MobMinneapolis Star TribuneAn extensive indictment made public this week offers a detailed look at the inner workings of one of the nation's most violent American Indian gangs. The slew of federal charges against 24 suspected members of the Native Mob is being viewed as a Native Mob members arrested in countyPrinceton Union Eagle6 Plead Not Guilty In 'Native Mob' IndictmentCBS LocalOfficials look for payoff in Native Mob sweepChicago TribunePatch.com -KAREall 55 news articles »

  • Where blacks, Native Americans share community - Newsday

    27 Jan 2012 | 6:52 pm
    NewsdayWhere blacks, Native Americans share communityNewsdayClick here Where blacks, Native Americans share community Published: January 27, 2012 4:35 PM By JOHN HANC. Special to Newsday Chris Matthews stopped in mid-stride, and then rolled his foot along the frozen ground, as if pumping an imaginary gas pedal.and more »

  • Obama fund-raiser targets Native American donors. Transcript - Chicago Sun-Times (blog)

    27 Jan 2012 | 5:58 pm
    Indian Country Today Media Network.comObama fund-raiser targets Native American donors. TranscriptChicago Sun-Times (blog)Native Americans have to be full partners in our economy. Your children and your grandchildren have to have an equal shot at the American Dream. And that's why for three years in a row now, we've brought tribal leaders to Washington to develop an Obama holds campaign fundraiser with American Indian supportersWashington PostRaising money with the 'first Americans'Politico (blog)Natives to Attend Glitzy Fundraiser With President ObamaIndian Country Today…

  • Genetic link between Native Americans and Asians strengthened - Medill Reports: Chicago

    27 Jan 2012 | 5:29 pm
    Medill Reports: ChicagoGenetic link between Native Americans and Asians strengthenedMedill Reports: ChicagoNative Americans are genetically linked to the people of the Altai Republic, a part of Siberia that straddles the borders of Mongolia, China and Kazakhstan. by Gloria Oh Anthropologists believe Asians migrated to North America thousands of years ago Native Americans originated in RussiaExaminer.comNative Americans May Have Trekked From SiberiaU.S. News & World ReportNative Americans traced to Siberian mountainsTG DailyDaily Mail -PhysOrg.comall 12 news articles »
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  • Column: Spreading casinos to cities like Jackson not so crazy anymore - The Jackson Citizen Patriot - MLive.com (blog)

    28 Jan 2012 | 5:21 am
    The Jackson Citizen Patriot - MLive.com (blog)Column: Spreading casinos to cities like Jackson not so crazy anymoreThe Jackson Citizen Patriot - MLive.com (blog)By Brad Flory | Jackson Citizen Patriot Exactly 20 years ago this winter, some Jackson community leaders proposed giving the vacant downtown hotel to an Indian tribe for a casino. Even if most Jackson residents wanted a casino — and there was no

  • Community rallies to help families devastated by fire - Canada.com

    28 Jan 2012 | 4:55 am
    Nanaimo Daily NewsCommunity rallies to help families devastated by fireCanada.comBy Matthew Gauk, Daily News January 28, 2012 The Snaw'Naw' As First Nation and the families hit hard by Wednesday's fatal fire appreciate all the donations and offers of help that have been coming in over the last few days, a spokeswoman for the band Fire tragedy 'heavy on the heart'Victoria Times ColonistGrieving family gathers after deaths of two young boysNanaimo Daily NewsElders to review housing safety after fatal fireCTV.caall 5 news articles »

  • Thursday Drummer Arrest Called Desecration - Ashland Current

    28 Jan 2012 | 4:51 am
    Thursday Drummer Arrest Called DesecrationAshland CurrentA brief arrest of a Native American ceremonial drummer who was escorted out of the Wisconsin Capital building yesterday is causing reverberations through tribal communities. They're comparing it to arresting a clergy who was in prayer.and more »

  • Natives have rights, but not veto: experts - Vancouver Sun

    28 Jan 2012 | 4:25 am
    Globe and MailNatives have rights, but not veto: expertsVancouver SunAtleo, of BC's Nuuchahnulth First Nation, avoided using the word "veto." Instead, he adopted the "free, prior and informed consent" that is taken directly from the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.First Nations in Alberta & NWT Sign Save the Fraser Declaration Opposing the MarketWatch (press release)Chief says patience is running lowCanada.comFirst Nations sign Declaration opposing Enbridge pipelineGlobal EdmontonRegina Leader-Post -iNews880.com -Toronto…

  • Jesse Jackson adds voice to Grammy protest - TVNZ

    28 Jan 2012 | 2:44 am
    MiamiHerald.comJesse Jackson adds voice to Grammy protestTVNZIn a letter to Recording Academy president Neil Portnow, sent three weeks before the February 12 Grammy Awards show, Jackson said the elimination of awards for Native American and Hawaiian musicians, and cuts in Latin Jazz, R&B and other categories Jackson Asks to Meet Academy President Over Grammy CutsNew York Times (blog)all 306 news articles »
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