Indigenous Peoples
Radio Free Alcatraz: Fifty Years Later, Sounding out Beauty, Truth and Resistance Censored News
Photographs of the 41st Annual Indigenous Peoples Sunrise Gathering on Alcatraz Island Native News Online
Our History Is the Future: Lakota Historian Nick Estes on Thanksgiving & Indigenous Resistance Democracy Now
A 1970 Law Led to the Mass Sterilization of Native American Women. That History Still Matters Time
Mass Shootings Are Connected to America’s Legacy of Anti-Indigenous Violence Teen Vogue
Wisconsin Governor Evers Signs ALEC-Inspired Bill to Criminalize Protest PRWatch
The Death of the Black Utopia NYTimes
An exhibition on Seneca Village, which was destroyed to build Central Park, pays homage to a forgotten chapter in New York City history. …
Manhattan, Capital of Slavery
New Yorkers who grew up with the fiction that slavery was limited to the South learned otherwise in 1991, when construction in Lower Manhattan unearthed hundreds of skeletons from a forgotten colonial-era cemetery that had served as the resting place of 15,000 Africans. The burial site, known since 2006 as the African Burial Ground National Monument, underscored the fact that New York City in the late 18th century was an epicenter of the slave trade, holding more Africans in chains than any other city in the country, with the possible exception of Charleston, S.C.
Chicago policeman’s bodyslam sparks outrage AFP
Video shows St. Louis area police planting a gun on victim to justify shooting St. Louis American
Labor
Amazon workers in Germany strike over pay, Verdi union says Reuters
Black Friday Protests Across Europe Demand Amazon ‘Start Treating Workers Like Humans—Not Robots’ Common Dreams
Black Friday backlash: Protests against Amazon erupt across France BBC
Ruthless Quotas at Amazon Are Maiming Employees Atlantic
Walmart offers Thanksgiving workers measly discount in place of holiday pay Guardian
Workers Arrested During LAX Protest Labor411
Mercedes-Benz Owner Daimler Says It Will Cut 10,000 Jobs Worldwide Sputnik
Ohio bill orders doctors to ‘reimplant ectopic pregnancy’ or face ‘abortion murder’ charges Guardian
Bolivia coup
Bolivia Returned to Being a Country Governed by the U.S., Neo-Nazis and Narcos Internationalist 360°
What comes after the coup? Peoples Dispatch
It has been over two weeks since the coup d’état which forced the resignation and exile of President Evo Morales and Vice-president Álvaro García Linera. Since then, thousands of working-class and Indigenous Bolivians have been resisting on the streets the coup and the illegitimate government of Jeanine Áñez. They have been met with extreme violence from the Armed Forces and the National Police, over 30 have been killed, hundreds injured and hundreds have been arrested.
On Monday night, a new agreement was announced reached between the de facto government of Áñez and the legislators from the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) to hold elections in the country in the next 3-4 months.
Jeanine Añez, Why Do You Hate Indians? Internationalist 360°
Bolivia: The Transition to the “Final Solution” Internationalist 360°
Maduro Says US, Colombia Prepare Provocation, Mobilises Venezuelan Army FNA
The Battle For Libya’s Oil Is Heating Up OilPrice
OPCW Manufactured A Pretext For War By Suppressing Its Own Scientists’ Research Moon of Alabama
What’s Behind the Subprime Consumer Loan Implosion? Wolf Street
Israel has killed nearly 3 Palestinians per week this year Electronic Intifada
The bonkers, bristly story of how big toothbrush took over the world Wired
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