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Sometimes admissions of racism can be a healthy and open acceptance of responsibility for collective or individual sins of White privilege. Sometimes these admissions are cynical ploys aimed at normalizing racial abuse....

Retired Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R-Colorado), a member of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe, blasted California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) for trying to "literally extort" tribes, The Biloxi Sun Herald reported....

WHEN & WHERE: Cinco de Mayo Festival: Thursday, May 5th 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Parque De Ninos 23rd Street between Folsom and Treat Street...

20th year since the government's massacre on innocent men, women, and children in Philadelphia. Free the MOVE 9!!!...

"Now, on the level of street confrontation, what can we deduce from that experience? Well, maybe a first lesson would be: if you actually want to engage in street confrontations as part of a further building trajectory, you might want to ditch the uniforms and stop self-identifying as somebody the police want to neutralize immediately. Unmask yourself, put on a phony beard, or a clean shave. Mask yourself in another way. Just this level of tactical evolution, they've refused. And this is...

Santa Cruz, CA. - On April 28, e-squared and the Ethnic Student Organization Council (ESOC) at UCSC presented the 4th Annual Speaker Blowout: An evening with Bobby Seale, cofounder of the Black Panthers....

Boutros-Ghali: a CIA Role in the 1994 Assassination of Rwanda's President Habyarimana? By ROBIN PHILPOT In March 2004, the former Secretary General declared to the French daily Libération that a major problem at the UN was that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations was very infiltrated by the American authorities. Here, briefly, is how the UN is infiltrated and the impact....

There is a form of racist prejudice in this country that seldom is ever acknowledged—namely prejudicial stereotyping of blonde people (particularly in negative ways). Often it is subtle and other times notso; and yet it seems more pervasive than many people may be willing to believe....

Here is an overview of the indictment of two Indian men in the murder of American Indian Movement leader Anna Mae Pictou Aquash (1945-1976), In the past two years one man has been sentenced to life in prision, the other, John Graham resists extradtion to the U.s. from Vancouver, B.C....

John was a mainline leader/activist in the American Indian Movement in the 1970s. In 1979,his family, including 3 young daughters, were murdered. He was given access to the world of famous musicians and allowed to go *in and out of craziness* while he greived and began to write. His deep inner-seeking brings out gems by the dozen. The State works overtime to suppress his insights so that you never even hear of him, much less his depths. He's a traditional-oriented American Indian who is part ...