Monthly Archives: October 2011

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 27, 2011 Tribe’s Child Support Orders to be Recognized by State of Alaska On October 25, 2011, the Superior Court for the State of Alaska, First Judicial District at Juneau, issued a decision with significant implications … Continue reading →

by Nahaan, Dakl’aweidí, Kéet Gooshi Hít In order to address the issue of how western religion was and is used to eradicate the traditional spirituality of indigenous peoples in Alaska and surrounding landmasses we must examine the colonial perspective by … Continue reading →

October 26, 2011, the 129th anniversary of the bombardment of Angoon by occupying U.S. forces– Wé yákyee agaal haa jineiyí gheinyaaxh yei tuwtuwanoogu yé – The day we paid for a crime we didn’t commit — L.aangooshú (Billy Jones) As … Continue reading →

I love this group! Really staying true to the traditions while evolving and getting our youth involved. Oldie but goodie.

I find it disturbing that Sealaska Corporation, my own regional ANCSA Corporation, is pushing for recognition as a tribe while our clans, the very building block of Tlingit life, remain embattled on all fronts. Sealaska Heritage has pursued the return … Continue reading →

From AI/AN ATS As a follow up to my previous post on the tribal form of social organization, here’s a quick demonstration of how the Federal Government has systematically destroyed our Native American clans across the continent. The reason they … Continue reading →

Listen to it here Robert Stark interviews Vincent Rinehart. Topics include: Occupy Wall Street’s political agenda and the attempts at co-option by elites; The failure of capitalism Gaining independence from Wall Street and the need for radical decentralization; Secessionist movements; … Continue reading →

Anthony Fernandez spoken word Abolish Columbus Day Protest – Seattle 2011 – Old Growth Alliance The truth rests upon the lies, Our people been traumatized, So Bush is no different from Barack Obama in my eyes, They all apart of … Continue reading →

Another great piece from Ishmael Hope at Alaska Native Storyteller. I find in his story many parallels to my own life. I wonder how many of us are wandering through the non Native world, trying to reject our identity but … Continue reading →

Clashing With Columbus Day Way to go, Nahaan and all of the Old Growth Alliance! Wish I could have been there!