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Study Hall: ‘How Can I Honor the Indigenous People Whose Land I Occupy?’
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Study Hall: ‘How Can I Honor the Indigenous People Whose Land I Occupy?’
Team ARD
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A Study Hall discussing how we can support the Native and Indigenous communities beyond learning the history of the land and their legacy.

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Indigenous Rights Study Hall
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Seeking Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
Tohono Indian women walking on the street protesting about woman's right. One woman holds a sign that reads "woman’s sign said: My Mom, Sisters, Aunties and Grandmas are sacred." A boy stands by her side.

Seeking Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
Dominique Stewart
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Unresolved cases like Mika Josephine Westwolf underscores the lack of attention and justice given to missing and murdered Indigenous women.

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Identity Indigenous Rights Media & Culture Social Justice
1200 800 Dominique Stewart
Why Removing Racist Native Mascots in Sports is Long Overdue
A person holding a sign on a sidewalk. Sign reads" "#EndRacism Let's Start with Our Football Team."

Why Removing Racist Native Mascots in Sports is Long Overdue
Team ARD
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The usage of Native American caricatures in sports, including mascots and team names, has normalized the dehumanization of Indigenous people.

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Indigenous Rights Media & Culture
1200 790 Team ARD
How the ‘PI’ in AAPI Became Silent
Barbie dolls of different races in hula attire.

How the ‘PI’ in AAPI Became Silent
Dominique Stewart
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Calls for more NHPI representation in media and government policies underscore the limitations of identity labels.

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Identity Media & Culture
2400 1800 Dominique Stewart
tiny from POOR Magazine on Radical Redistribution
A group of people pose for a picture in front of a mural. The mural says "Homefulness" and shows different scenes of people and folks protesting with signs that read "We are not trash stop sweeping us" and "landback so houseless indigenous people can build homes."

tiny from POOR Magazine on Radical Redistribution
Andrew Lee
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A poor and Indigenous people-led movement is changing how poor people are discussed and empowering their own solutions by centering themselves.

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Neighborhoods
1232 810 Andrew Lee
Protecting the Water Rights of Indigenous People
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Protecting the Water Rights of Indigenous People
Tiffany Onyejiaka
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Historically, the United States government has stripped, ignored, and infringed on the water rights of Indigenous communities.

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Environment Health Politics Social Justice
2400 1600 Tiffany Onyejiaka
Moving Past Acknowledgment to Rematriation
View of the Grand Teton Mountain Range in Jackson, Wyoming, during sunset.

Moving Past Acknowledgment to Rematriation
Nicole Cardoza
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Initiatives like land rematriation aren’t just reparations but a clear way to dismantle white supremacy and center Indigenous communities.

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History Neighborhoods Politics
2400 1567 Nicole Cardoza
Remembering the Anti-Colonial Struggle of Alcatraz 
A vandalized trespassing sign that has been crossed out in red spray paint. It reads "Welcome Indian Land" and "United Indian Property."

Remembering the Anti-Colonial Struggle of Alcatraz 
Andrew Lee
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The 1969 occupation of Alcatraz Island was aimed at decolonizing the island from the colonial government of the United States.

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History Social Justice
557 339 Andrew Lee
The MOVE Bombing and the Repatriation of Human Remains
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The MOVE Bombing and the Repatriation of Human Remains
Nicole Cardoza
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Like the MOVE bombing victims, museums hold the remains of marginalized communities, often without community support or consent.

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History Neighborhoods
2400 1605 Nicole Cardoza
Year In Review: Reckoning With America’s Violent History of Land Ownership
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Year In Review: Reckoning With America’s Violent History of Land Ownership
Nicole Cardoza
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Whether it’s a question of sovereignty, preservation, or spirituality, there’s much to unpack with the U.S.’s legacy of land ownership.

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Environment History Year in Review
4032 2268 Nicole Cardoza
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