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A year after the Kamloops news, Indigenous communities are still looking for buried children
But the results of ground-penetrating radar surveys are not the first step, nor the last, in the search for justice
These Indigenous activists stood up for their rights and were forced to flee Russia
Pavel Sulyandziga and Yana Tannagasheva are part of a new group that is working for a safer Russia for Indigenous peoples
Ukraine refugee crisis exposes racism
White Ukrainian refugees are treated differently than racialized ones
Mennonite minister tweets perfect response to freedom convoy
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Why John Shelby Spong was not a progressive Christian voice
If Spong’s writings represent the best that Progressive Christianity has to offer, then clearly the movement isn’t what it claims to be
Nuns like Sister Megan Rice have gone to prison to protest nuclear weapons
Rice, who died in October, was only one of several sisters who were willing to go to great lengths to fight for
Indigenous nations should be seen as experts on false claims of identity
There are underlying components of colonialism in how we call out people who fraudulently claim indigeneity
‘Night Raiders’ shows the power of sci-fi and horror to illustrate Indigenous experiences
The dystopian film is part of a recent wave of Indigenous genre movies
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