Resistance Radio with John and Regan

7/11/24; Quit trying to suck us into your culture wars!

I won't vote in your election. You have stretched the notion of the lesser of two evils to the breaking point.

Yup! It's the Fourth of July! Independence Day? Not so much. Not for a country built on slavery and genocide!

From "merciless Indian Savages" to forced citizenship. Scalp bounties, massacres, and theft of our lands and our children. This day marked not a declaration of independence but of a war against anything in their way!

6/27/24; A live show with live callers. My good friend Donna Fann-Boyle slipped in as a caller!

Juneteenth! By all means, Celebrate! But "Freedom Day?" We need to talk!

On June 19th 1865, Native people were improsoned in open air prisons called "reservations." Native children we being ripped away from their families and communities, and sent to child prisons called "residential schools," where they were abused, beaten, raped and killed for who they were.

Informing some of the last enslaved human beings in the US that slavery was supposed to have been ended two years prior, was not the same as granting freedom.

Who do I speak for and who am I talking to?

I do not speak for all Native people; not by a long shot! But more and more Native people are coming around. My goal is to empower the next generation of activists. We need allies and accomplices.

100 Years have passed since the US attempted to force citizenship upon Native people.

But what about the 150 years prior? From Merciless Indian Savages to incompetent wards of the state to forced citizenship. We'll take a look.

TAXES! State taxes! Federal taxes! What taxes do Native people pay?

The majority of legal battles Native people have with the state and federal governments is over taxation!

Fund Drive for Resistance Radio on WBAI in New York City

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50 years of the pro-sovereignty movement. Our accomplishments and our failures.

Land Back is not just about land. It's about space; space in print and on air.

If you believe Native people deserve land back, you must also believe we deserve space on air and in print.