Tlingit indigenous representative denouncing capitalism/colonialism at yesterday’s demonstration, which took place in front of COP26 main entrance. Action organised by APIB – Indigenous Peoples Articulation of Brazil.
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‘A continuation of colonialism’: indigenous activists say their voices are missing at Cop26
s world leaders inside the Cop26 conference centre in Glasgow boasted about pledges to slash greenhouse gas emissions and end deforestation, indigenous delegates gathered across the river Clyde to commemorate activists killed for trying to protect the planet from corporate greed and government inaction.
Cop26 protesters’ anger and frustration tinged with optimism
n Tuesday morning, activists dressed in the red jumpsuits familiar to viewers of the dystopian Netflix series Squid Game strike posed for the assembled media on the south bank of the Clyde, directly opposite the Cop26 conference centre.Across the river and further into the city centre later on Tuesday, Anne Thoday was squatting on the pavement on St Vincent Street next to her surdo drum as a thick line of police prevented Extinction Rebellion protesters from moving towards the conference centre.
Supaman takes flight
Creator & Artist Stories By The YouTube Team Nov.05.2021 Mixing hip hop and Native culture, Supaman is on a mission to empower marginalized artists everywhere. ” In the Native community, we have this thing called the ‘Red Road.’ It means making good decisions, being humble, and following a better path.
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25th Oct – 31st Oct
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Beatrice Deer – History
Skyler Roulette & Arrow C – Despise
Twice As Good – Honest I Do
Anyma – All My Relations
Artson & She-Roze – Heavey Heart
Jade Turner – Run Carly Run
Ozomatli & J.J. Fad & Lisa Lisa – Fellas
Native Roots of Jazz – Illinois Jacquet
Illinois Jacquet/Lionel Hampton – Flying Home
Illinois Jacquet – Bottoms Up
Tiger Tiger – Space Age Indian
Electric Religious – Paralyzed
Antithesis Crew – 4th Of You Lie
Charley Patton – Moon Going Down
Snotty Nose Rez Kids – Grave Digger
Robert Tree Cody – Stomp Dance
The Halluci Nation ft Rob Ruha – Takarita
Broadcast on FM by Resonance (UK), radio AGORA (AT) , Radio Freequenns (AT), Radio Onde Furlane (I) – and as a podcast from Pantheon Podcasts every Friday. Google Podcasts, iTunes, Deezer, Stitcher, iHearRadio, Megaphone.
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18th Oct – 24th Oct
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Bear Fox – Rich Girl
Anachnid – Live Alone
Tamara Podemski – Brand New Day
Rezcoast Grizz – The Crowd
Ava Rose Johnson – Blue
Julian Taylor – 100 Proof
The Tewa – Party In My Room
Larry K – Mattmac interview
Mattmac – Status
Rebel Wise & Claudia Cuentas – Eulogy For John Trudell
Donny Lee – Hangin’
Opliam – Land Back
Bebe Buckskin – With A Little Help From My Friends
Sara Curruchich – Mujer Indiegena
Broadcast on FM by Resonance (UK), radio AGORA (AT) , Radio Freequenns (AT), Radio Onde Furlane (I) – and as a podcast from Pantheon Podcasts every Friday. Google Podcasts, iTunes, Deezer, Stitcher, iHearRadio, Megaphone.
25th Oct – 31st Oct
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Beatrice Deer – History
Skyler Roulette & Arrow C – Despise
Twice As Good – Honest I Do
Anyma – All My Relations
Artson & She-Roze – Heavey Heart
Jade Turner – Run Carly Run
Ozomatli & J.J. Fad & Lisa Lisa – Fellas
Native Roots of Jazz – Illinois Jacquet
Illinois Jacquet/Lionel Hampton – Flying Home
Illinois Jacquet – Bottoms Up
Tiger Tiger – Space Age Indian
Electric Religious – Paralyzed
Antithesis Crew – 4th Of You Lie
Charley Patton – Moon Going Down
Snotty Nose Rez Kids – Grave Digger
Robert Tree Cody – Stomp Dance
The Halluci Nation ft Rob Ruha – Takarita
Broadcast on FM by Resonance (UK), radio AGORA (AT) , Radio Freequenns (AT), Radio Onde Furlane (I) – and as a podcast from Pantheon Podcasts every Friday. Google Podcasts, iTunes, Deezer, Stitcher, iHearRadio, Megaphone.
Indigenous people have many stories of trade and “treaty agreements” with them and many others including, Ireland, Pacific Islanders and Egypt. At least 470 years before Christopher Columbus reached the Bahamas in 1492.
“Not long ago, settlers attempted to kill off the buffalo as a mechanism to steal our land, and they tried to steal our land as a mechanism to colonize our people and assimilate and destroy us– but they couldn’t,” said Nick Tilsen, President and CEO of NDN Collective. “Now, coming full circle, we have reclaimed these lands and we’ve put the tatanka (buffalo) back on the land.”
NDN Collective Celebrates Buffalo Release with Rosebud Sioux Tribe’s Wolakota Regenerative Buffalo Range & Wildlife Sanctuary | NDN Collective
Rapid City, SD – Today, members of NDN Collective attended the Wolakota Buffalo Release Celebration on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation, where close to 100 people gathered, including local students, National Parks Service and Fish and Wildlife Service representatives, members of Native organizations including the Rosebud Tribal Council, the Rosebud Sioux Tribal Land Enterprise, the World Wildlife Fund, the Nature Conservancy, and more.
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11th Oct – 17th Oct
Buffy Sainte-Marie – Cripple Creek
Grant-Lee Phillips – All That You Can Dream
N’we Jinan Artists – Come Home
Tanya Tagaq – Toungues
Connor Chee & Tex Chee – Corn Grinding Song No 1
Connor Chee & Angelica Hairston – Navajo Vocable No 10
Trent Agecoutay – My Dads Guitar
Native Roots of Jazz: Sheila Jordan
Sheila Jordan – Little Song, I’ve Grown Accustomed to the Bass, Baltimore Oriole
Ansley Simpson – Spirit to Soar
Redbone – Come and Get Your Love
Carsen Gray – Each Moment
Cody Blackbird & Jalen Ledet – Resolution
Cody Coyote – Revolution
Emma Stevens – I Want to Rise
Donny Parenteau – These Days
Jimi Hendrix – Cherokee Mist
A Canadian First Nations soldier, Francis Pegahmagabow was the best sniper on either side of World War I. But when he went back home to Canada, he still had no rights.
Meet Francis Pegahmagabow, The Most Decorated Indigenous Soldier In Canadian History
Francis Pegahmagabow crawled through the trenches of France, survived a chlorine gas attack, and kept fighting after a bullet tore through his leg. Raised by an Ojibwa elder after his father died and his mother fled the reserve, Pegahmagabow learned to hunt as a boy.
The film shines a light on the violence and discrimination many Indigenous women face and the thriller incorporates a mysterious element through the spiritual power of the northern lights.
https://www.aptnnews.ca/national-news/power-of-northern-lights-tapped-in-new-indigenous-thriller/
