Resistance Radio with John and Regan

We need to start at the beginning but don't think for a minute that we suffer today only from the lingering effects of old racist laws. They are STILL being passed today and both the laws are racist and the enforcement and oversight of them are racist.

Native women continue to be the most oppressed people in the world.

The Indian Child Welfare Act, passed in 1978, will be challenged before the US Supreme Court that it violates the states' right to take and place Native children into non-Native homes.

So an imperial power invades a sovereign people and territory? Sounds familiar!

We need to stop putting history into silos. You cannot talk about Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and omit the execution of the Dakota 38 whose order he signed and occurred only a week before his "historic achievement."

60 Minutes did a story last week on Canadian Indian Boarding Schools with barely a mention of the reckoning the US has to do on their much bigger role in this genocide.

Some thoughts on Black History Month, the Washington Commanders and small towns digging in on their Native race-based school mascots.

Haaland dumps the S-word for all federal lands and the racist statue has been removed from NY's Museum of Natural History.

Tokenism and silence is betrayal!

The Seneca Nation has been fighting New York State for over four years over gaming revenue the State has been trying fleece from them. Last night the Senecas hoisted the white flag and surrendered. They will pay half a billion dollars to the State and continue to pay. Why? Because this is how Native people have ALWAYS been treated by the State.