In Klamath Falls, Oregon, the fight over water between farmers and native
tribes may have come to a conclusion that will satisfy all parties.
Kristin Yount spoke to Don Gentry, the Commissioner of the Klamath Tribes,
for more.
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'DNA: Descendant Now Ancestor': Native American poet, activist and musician
John Trudell breaks down the history of colonization of the spirit in this
archive speech.
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Frann Michel brings us the Well-read Red in honor of Indigenous People's Day.
Being the Federal holiday known as "Columbus Day", she offers timely
reflections on the repressed history of colonialism in the New World and
mounting challenges from within education and organize...
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Joe Clement hosts this episode, which is about a third shorter than usual
because of membership drive. We have taken the pitching segments out, but we
encourage you to click the "donate today" button in the upper right hand
corner and become a member today if you are not al...
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Best wishes on Indigenous People's Day. Well, that's one name for it. The
US Federal government still recognizes it as Columbus Day, as does Google's
Holiday calendar, and the State of Oregon ignores the whole question.
But the old history that proposes that Columbus "...
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The Temple Grove means different things to differnet people. High up in the
rain drenched Olympic Penninsula, it's a grove of trees as tall as
skyscrapers and as old as nations. And until now it's been off limits to
logging. To Paul Granger the Temple Grove is a sanctuary t...
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KBOO's Jennifer Kemp spoke with Hawaiian peace activist Jim Albertini about
RIMPAC naval trainings being conducted in Hawaii. His organizatinon is
protesting the naval trainings, because they contaminate Hawaii's oceans with
depleted uranium, and because he thinks the money...
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Lucia Pena, Faith Mayhew and Pina Williams talk about Racism in Oregon and
organizing that they are involved with. Native American, Chicana and Balck
groups that people could support are also discussed.Hosted by Margot
FaegreRecorded in 1978 on Reel tape.
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Iven Hale reads from different blog-posts on the Eve Ensler, famous producer
of The Vagina Monologues. They are critical of the way that Eve represents
other women's voices in her monologues and draw attention to the ways they
advance colonialism within feminism. The featur...
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