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DESCRIPTION:Support indigenous resistance in Arizona! Learn about the US Government’s 
 and Peabody Coal’s campaign to destroy the Dine people through eviction, 
 pollution, environmental destruction and other forms of legislative 
 genocide. Come see this academy award-winning film about the struggle, hear 
 from members of the BMIS Caravan that visits the reservation in a 
 supportive capacity each year, and donate to this cause! $5-10 suggested, 
 no one turned away. Refreshments and socializing with your friendly 
 neighborhood radicals included!\n\nBroken Rainbow is the story of the 
 Dine’ people’s contemporary resistance to ongoing colonization of their 
 lands, people, and sovereignty by the US government and its Corporate ally, 
 the Peabody Coal Company. Since 1974 more than 14,000 Dine’ people have 
 been forcibly removed from their ancestral homelands by the U.S government, 
 following the discovery of enormous reserves of low sulfur coal underneath 
 their land. At this moment, Washington D.C. and Peabody Coal are planning 
 ways to expand their occupation of tribal lands to extract mineral & other 
 resources. These plans would exacerbate already devastating environmental 
 and cultural impacts on local communities. The resisting communities of 
 Black Mesa have fought these efforts for three decades by staying on their 
 land and continuing their traditional life-ways, despite ongoing harassment 
 from the government and Peabody Coal. This event benefits Black Mesa 
 residents in organizing caravans of activists and volunteers to bring 
 support to their communities before the approaching winter 
 months.\n\n\n\n\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/10/19/18661699.php
SUMMARY:Black Mesa Benefit: Support Indigenous Resistance!!
LOCATION:Bound Together Bookstore: An Anarchist Collective Since 1968 at 1369 Haight 
 Street at Masonic. 415-431-8355
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/10/19/18661699.php
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