Propaganda
Articles
Photographs
Audio
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Articles
general
Canada Myths and Realities
[ text
version ]
Building a Canadian Decolonization
Movement [ text
version ]
Appreciate History in Order to
Dismantle the Present Empire [ text
version ]
Feds breaking promises to children in care [ text
version ]
Stolen Sisters: Discrimination and
Violence Against Indigenous Women in Canada [ text
version ]
Class, Colonialism and the Zapatistas
Kanehsatake
A Tale of Crime-Fighters, Hoodlums
and Cops [ text
version ]
Aboriginal media just whistling Dixie
[ text
version ]
Burning Down the House [ text
version ]
Colonialism and Kanehsatake: Are
dispossession and forced integration ongoing? [ text
version ]
Mohawk Delegation Sent To UN
[ text
version ]
Mohawk Warriors face Canadian-style
colonialism [ text
version ]
Wanted for Crimes Against Mohawk Sovereignty
[ text version
]
Justice for Joe David is
a pamphlet created by the Collective Opposed to Police Brutality. Two
other pamphlets of theirs are "Guess what! We've got rights?!"
and "Neighbourhood Policing: Carressing
the Community with an Iron First" .
Tyendinaga
Midwinter Harvest Food Program [ text
version ]
Skwelkwekwelt
Human Dignity [ text
version ]
Audio
Native Solidarity News is
a weekly, hour-long radio show with a focus on international Indigenous
news and struggles. It airs every Tuesday from 6 to 7 pm EST and
is archived online for two months on the CKUT-radio
website. The programs are public domain and available
for common use. If you would like to edit the broadcast for your
own purposes, you can download a free, lightweight and easy to use
program called Audacity.
Radio4all.net has downloadable, mp3 radio
programs with a focus on Indigenous culture, oppression, and
resistance.
Indigenous Resistance at Kanehsatake This 1
hour documentary highlights the recent developments [as of July 2004]
of the political struggle of Kanehsatake, focusing on the ongoing
efforts of Kanehsatake community members to resist a possible
multi-police force invasion, combined of Provincial, Federal and
Kanehsatake police.
The community of Kanehsatake's resistance to this invasion and
implementation of a largely unpopular Mohawk policing agreement, is
viewed by many in Kahehsatake as an attack on indigenous
self-determination. The documentary begins with speeches which were
given at a solidarity rally held in Kanehsatake on May 20th, the rally
brought together Mohawk people and supporters from across Quebec and
Ontario.
Sonique
Resistance has a link at the bottom of the page to a
70-minute audio mix you might enjoy.
