The American Indian Movement (AIM) is the largest self-organization of Native Americans in the United States. It is a spiritual movement demanding that the U.S. recognize Native sovereignty without compromise….
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A Tribe Called Geek is a website and blog about Native American “pop culture”: comics, video games, movies, art, fashion, and more – all from a Native Perspective. There is…
…current processes of negotiation of Native American identity and culture in the United States. MariJo Moore (ed.) 2003: Genocide of the Mind. New Native American Writing. New York: Nation Books….
A unique anthology of contributions by 20 Native authors* on the history of the genocide of Native Americans in North America. MariJo Moore (ed.) 2006: Eating Fire Tasting Blood. An…
…in the 1890s – the indigenous inhabitants of North and South America endured an unending firestorm of violence. During that time the native population of the Western Hemisphere declined by…
Dieser Dokumentarfilm thematisiert die Darstellung von Native Americans in Hollywood-Filmen. “Hollywood has made over 4000 films about Native people; over 100 years of movies defining how Indians are seen by…
Rachel Glassberg berichtet über einen Besuch in Templins Westernstadt Eldorado, über kulturelle Aneignung und die besondere Beziehung zwischen Deutschen und Native Americans. Rachel Glassberg 2014: Cowboys and Indianer. In: Exberliner…
Auf seinem Blog veröffentlicht Red Haircrow regelmäßig spannende Gedichte, Artikel und Interviews. Wie z.B. hier, immer wieder auch über die Darstellung von Native Americans in Deutschland….
…struggles of Native peoples are issues that should be of major concern to all who consider themselves opponents of oppression. Indigenous peoples have always engaged in struggles against the state,…
…heilige Orte wurden zusammen mit vielen anderen in einen Deal des US-Senats mit ausländischen Unternehmen einbezogen, ohne Native American-Gemeinschaften zu konsultieren. Bergbau würde diese Orte für immer verändern bzw. zerstören….
…years of courageous struggle, and the lasting wisdom of native peoples. Understanding what really happened to them in 1492 is key to understanding why people suffer the same injustices today.“…
…taking leads to cultural theft and appropriation, spiritual materialism, and the silencing of authentic native voices. Worse, we spread this dysfunction to others, including People of Color of various origins,…