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The Peaceful Warrior Music Spotlight!

Now! The second Sunday of every month will be hosted by Kaluyu'ti (Cloudspassingover). This new program will feature a full show of contemporary Aboriginal music. that's right, First Nations artists from Hip Hop, Metal , Goth, Rock, Country, Punk, Pop, Alternative, Underground, Indie, etc. An entire show, every month dedicated to First Nations musicians from all walks and genre. So, if music is what you want to hear when you turn on your radio, then tune in to 94.9FM CHRW Radio Western and catch the latest and greatest from our First Nations brothers and sisters hosted by The Peaceful Warrior. Kaluyu'ti

Read a messege from Leonard Peltier brought to our attention on Jan. 30th, 2006

Incident at Oglala - 30 Years Later (read more...)

(brought to us by Coastal Post Online)

"Dismantling Empire:A call for unity in resistance."
Featuring:Ward Churchill
Professor of Ethnic Studies at the University of Colorado and former
Director of the American Indian Movement in Colorado

"In order to combat in an effective fashion this process that now goes under the name of globalization we have consciously to restore our understanding of the necessity of being - as a first priority - anti-imperialist. But we need to be anti-imperialists who have learned from the past mistakes of anti-imperialism. If you want to stop globalization you have to stop it where it lives."
Ward Churchill

When: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4th 2005, 4:30PM
Where:OISE AUDITORIUM, 252 BLOOR STREET WEST
TICKETS: $2 Students, $5 Waged

Other Speakers include:
Jorge Madriz
Representative Delegate from the Revolutionary Movement Tupamaro
Venezuela
Hilda Torres
Fundacion Hermanos Saiz Cuba

This speaking engagement is part of the founding Conference of the Student Anti-Imperialist Network. for more info email OPIRG Toronto at: sain@riseup.net **The Student Anti-Imperialist Network is an initiative that aims to bridge and connect youth and students who are fighting for peace, justice and freedom**
 

The Gathering of the Good Minds and Native Harvest Festival

This festival celebrating Native Wisdom and Culture takes place in London Ontario September 23-25, 2005. all are welcome and events are free. Check out the site!

Supreme Court shapes American Indians' destiny

To a greater degree than any other group, American Indians' destiny is shaped not by the ballot box but by the Supreme Court. Because of the tremendous impact of Supreme Court jurisprudence on the daily lives of Indian people, prospective justices' views on federal Indian law matter a great deal.

When President Bush names his second Supreme Court nominee, the members of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the American people who elected them must demand a truly open conversation about the next prospective justice's views.

Campbell: A crucial time for Indian country to be heard

I go to a lot of Indian meetings, where tribal leaders and advisers discuss their most important issues, value each others' cultures and present their viewpoints. There is a lot of good Indian thinking going on, even in the midst of very difficult problems and many challenges and attacks upon tribal rights by well-organized and hostile groups. (read more...) 

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