Environment
Uranium: The Demon Mineral
The story of uranium on Indigenous land is inseparable from the story of the United States nuclear weapons programme.
The version of Thanksgiving most Americans grow up with depicts a harmonious 1621 harvest feast shared between Pilgrim settlers and Wampanoag people at Plymouth Colony. Children are dressed as one or the other in school plays.
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The story of uranium on Indigenous land is inseparable from the story of the United States nuclear weapons programme.
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The original "Make America Great Again" slogan carries a specific ideological freight.
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History
One of the most persistent obstacles to a clear public understanding of Indigenous issues in the United States is the tendency...
History
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Advocacy
The treaty system was not, in its conception, an instrument of dispossession.
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