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Talk to Action blog now has a media page where videos and articles about the Christian Right are available for those attempting to get a handle on religious bigotry in…
read moreReal History Reading an article about a Native American candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction in Montana, I was surprised to learn that Montana is the only state in the…
read morePalin’s Faith Palin’s faith is briefly discussed in the New York Times, but as with most mainstream news, the violent roots of her religion and political career are not. America’s…
read moreWithout a Shred of Conscience Kevin Annett’s documentary film Unrepentant exposes the hidden history of the Canadian holocaust. Annett’s revelation in the 1990s of the Indian Residential School death camps,…
read moreThe manufacture of liquid crystal television screens, microcircuits and photo voltaic cells for solar panels produces the deadly gas nitrogen trifluoride–a gas released into the atmosphere 17,000 times more deadly…
read moreHow you solve a problem depends on how you define it. One can get into the circular argument about whether government as a criminal enterprise causes totalitarianism, or the reverse,…
read moreThe US government on Tuesday, 21 October 2008 without explanation dropped all war crimes charges against five men who have been held without trial at the secretive prison at Guantanamo,…
read moreCWIS, itself an outgrowth of the World Council of Indigenous Peoples, is the premier indigenous think tank in the world. Rudolph Rÿser's work at CWIS with Assembly of First Nations…
read moreA New Phase Bolivia moves forward in empowering its indigenous majority. Watch (and support) The Real News.
read moreWith platforms like YouTube and Motionbox available for online video hosting, independent filmmakers, scholars and activists can now share their views with the world. With the availability of uploading citizen…
read moreThe library is dedicated to the memory of Secwepemc Chief George Manuel (1921-1989), to the nations of the Fourth World and to the elders and generations to come.
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