A case for sovereignty
Posthumously by Alma Greene SIX NATIONS ‑ It has been said by revisionists with obvious vested interest, that Six Nations or any of it’s member…
sovereignty
“What’s Going On?” Podcast opens up discussion on Native tobacco
Try to imagine if the peace treaties which were signed at the end of the Second World War as a settlement between warring nations, were…
Legal Snafu leaves local man in limbo
This declaration does not ask for permission to be removed from the Canadian Citizenship and Immigration registries. In fact it was an act of peaceful overture that acknowledges a state of war that exists between the Canadian government and Myself.
“Sovereignty is not our Defense. It’s what we Defend!”
On my “Let’s Talk Native…” radio show on Sunday, March 9, I announced my new campaign. No, I am not running for office. My campaign is about truth telling and clearing away false assumptions about what the United States and Canada believe they have reduced us to — namely, their subjects.
John Kane Addresses “Inherent Sovereignty” at Federal Recognition Conference at Arizona State University
(WASHINGTON, D.C., Jan. 20, 2014) – John Kane, Mohawk activist and national commentator on Native issues, was a featured speaker Thursday, Jan. 16, at “Who Decides You’re Real? Fixing the Federal Recognition Process,” a two-day conference at Arizona State University in Tempe.
Back to Our Path is not a Trip Backward
Many of us are familiar with our expression Ohnkwe Ohnwe. It is what we use to describe ourselves as the original people of Turtle Island. The approximate translation is “real human being, forever.”
John Kane to Address “Inherent Sovereignty” at Arizona State University
WASHINGTON – John Kane, Mohawk activist and national commentator on Native issues, will be a featured speaker at “Who Decides You’re Real? Fixing the Federal Recognition Process,” a two-day conference at Arizona State University in Tempe.