Last winter, 20 unsheltered Native people froze to death in Gallup, N.M. Many were Diné (Navajo). The National Weather Service predicts, because of climate change and El Niño, this winter will be abnormally cold and wet. This harsh, unusual weather makes our relatives living outside especially vulnerable. Many in
14 Nov 2015NOTE: This piece was originally presented at a forum on Indigenous sovereignty and Hawaiian Sovereignty Restoration Day at the Party for Socialism and Liberation branch office in Albuquerque, NM on Friday, July 31. by David Uahikeaikaleiʻohu Maile I want to begin by telling you that today is a Hawaiian national
03 Aug 2015by Nick Estes and Melanie Yazzie On Sunday evening, several hundred Albuquerque, NM community members gathered at the African-American Performing Arts Center for a vigil to remember the nine African-Americans murdered by a white supremacist vigilante at the African Methodist Episcopal church in Charleston, South Carolina last Wednesday, June 17.
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