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AMÉRICA LATINA: CONQUISTA y COLONIZACIÓN — Revista Umbrales Uruguay — mimismo
Una ocupación que mató a 60 millones de americanos en poco más de un siglo. El sacerdote español Fernando Bermudez Lopez ha estado 30 años misionero en Guatemala y México y es profesor universitario de Historia de la Iglesia en … Continue reading
O Dia dos Povos Indígenas é um feriado celebrado nos países colonizados para homenagear os povos indígenas e comemorar suas histórias e culturas – enquanto governos e empresas continuam a pilhar, saquear e roubar territórios indígenas!
Nos Estados Unidos, o Dia dos Povos Indígenas evoluiu como uma alternativa ao « dia da invasão » – o Dia de Colombo – que celebrava a chegada de Cristóvão Colombo ao Novo Mundo em 12 de outubro de 1492 e o … Continue reading
Anacaona and the Day of Indigenous Resistance — Unwrapping Development
Today, October 12, is the Day of Indigenous Resistance, at least in Venezuela and in the hearts of millions of people in other lands. In Costa Rica, it’s the Día de las Culturas. But in many places, it’s still called … Continue reading
S4.E1 – This Land Is Their Land — The Jilted Indian Podcast
Happy Indigenous People’s Day! The Jilted Indians are back for season FOUR with an episode to signal boost issues being faced by indigenous communities. We talk history, current events, and allyship. We also want to hip you to some amazing … Continue reading
La Journée des peuples autochtones est une fête célébrée dans les pays colonisés pour honorer les peuples autochtones et commémorer leurs histoires et leurs cultures – tandis que les gouvernements et les entreprises continuent de piller et et voler les territoires autochtones !
Aux États-Unis, la Journée des peuples autochtones a évolué comme une alternative à « la jour d’invasion » – Columbus Day – qui célébrait l’arrivée de Christophe Colomb dans le Nouveau Monde le 12 octobre 1492 et le début de la … Continue reading
Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2021 — All That Philly Jazz
The recently released National Monument Audit produced by Monument Lab found that only Abraham Lincoln (193) and George Washington (171) have more public statues than Christopher Columbus (149). At the height of the George Floyd protests, calls grew louder for … Continue reading
Completing a circle — Ned Hamson’s Second Line View of the News
Originally posted on LANDBACK Friends: I first learned about the Wet’suwet’en peoples in British Columbia when I saw this YouTube video, Coastal Gaslink Evicted from Unist’ot’en Territory, January 5, 2020. Having worked so hard to protect water from the Keystone … Continue reading
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a holiday celebrated in colonized countries to honor Native peoples and commemorate their histories and cultures – while governments and corporations continue to pillage and loot indigenous territories!
In the U.S., Indigenous Peoples’ Day evolved as an alternative to « Invasion Day » – Columbus Day – which celebrated Columbus’ arrival in the New World on October 12th 1492 and the beginning of the colonization of North America. Native Americans … Continue reading
Facebook plans to (finally!) act on illegal sales of Amazon rainforest! This outrageous and abusive practice has been going on for months!
Facebook to act on illegal sale of Amazon rainforest – BBC News https://ift.tt/3DnoNFs Facebook to act on illegal sale of Amazon rainforest BBC News Superforest via “deforestation” – Google News https://ift.tt/2tI2HiE Facebook to act on illegal sale of Amazon rainforest – BBC … Continue reading
Wet’suwet’en struggle continues — Ned Hamson’s Second Line View of the News
Originally posted on LANDBACK Friends: It is tragic that at the same time the concepts of #LANDBACK are being embraced, resource extractive companies continue to take land, without free and prior consent. And it is ironic that this conflict is … Continue reading