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“A Twin Policy”

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

5 min readMay 16, 2022

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“A Twin Policy”

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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.

6 min readMay 1, 2022

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Alaska’s Push for an Arctic Rush

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

9 min readApr 10, 2022

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Alaska’s Push for an Arctic Rush

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

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

2 min readMar 28, 2022

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

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The problem with Biden’s Indigenous Peoples Day Proclamation

Monday, October 11 will be observed along with Columbus Day

4 min readOct 11, 2021

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The problem with Biden’s Indigenous Peoples Day Proclamation

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Calling out the Banks that Back Big Oil

Discussing divestment with Indigenous Organizer, Jackie Fielder

6 min readOct 2, 2021

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Calling out the Banks that Back Big Oil

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The Borderlines of Indigeneity

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

9 min readJul 14, 2021

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The Borderlines of Indigeneity

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Penobscot Million

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

18 min readOct 23, 2021

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Penobscot Million

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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.

8 min readMar 28, 2021

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Attacking the Vote in Arizona

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Madam Secretary

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

6 min readSep 6, 2021

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Madam Secretary

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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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