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May 16, 2022

“A Twin Policy”

How the U.S. weaponized education to take Indigenous lands

“A Twin Policy”

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May 1, 2022

Save a Language, Save the Planet

Discussing language preservation as a way to advance climate justice with Oglala Lakota Oyaté environmentalist Anpo Jensen at the U.N.

Save a Language, Save the Planet

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Apr 10, 2022

Alaska’s Push for an Arctic Rush

Warmer weather and Russian aggression in Ukraine heat up new energy ambitions in the melting Arctic

Alaska’s Push for an Arctic Rush

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Mar 28, 2022

“The sled dog, without him, we would not have survived.”

In the 50th Iditarod, Alaska Native mushers confront the past – and a cultural divide

“The sled dog, without him, we would not have survived.”

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Oct 11, 2021

The problem with Biden’s Indigenous Peoples Day Proclamation

Monday, October 11 will be observed along with Columbus Day

The problem with Biden’s Indigenous Peoples Day Proclamation

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Oct 2, 2021

Calling out the Banks that Back Big Oil

Discussing divestment with Indigenous Organizer, Jackie Fielder

Calling out the Banks that Back Big Oil

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Jul 14, 2021

The Borderlines of Indigeneity

Comparing the Indigenous Experience in Canada and the United States with Professor, Dr. Kim Tallbear

The Borderlines of Indigeneity

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Oct 23, 2021

Penobscot Million

How Maine got the land and is battling one tribe for more

Penobscot Million

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Mar 28, 2021

Attacking the Vote in Arizona

When Gabriella Cázares-Kelly won her race for Pima County recorder, she was open-eyed about tightly gripped voter suppression in Arizona.

Attacking the Vote in Arizona

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Sep 6, 2021

Madam Secretary

Laguna Pueblo Congresswoman Deb Haaland Sworn-in as First Indigenous Cabinet Secretary; Now Leading Interior Department

Madam Secretary

Jenni Monet

Jenni Monet

Journalist and media critic reporting on Indigenous Affairs | Founder of the weekly newsletter @Indigenous_ly | K’awaika (Laguna Pueblo) jennimonet.com

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