Voice of the Eagle
Native Links
Racism: Is South Dakota Burning?
In 1999, after more than a hundred complaints of racism and racial profiling, South Dakota's Advisory Committee to the Commission on Civil Rights issued their report. This report shows the kind of extreme racism this country has not seen since the 1950s in the Deep South. Murders of homeless Indian men rolled in their sleep into a river, a handicapped Indian man stuffed into a garbage can and left for dead, shootings that seem to resemble sport directed at Indian people, these are the kinds of goings on that are happening in South Dakota.
The "STAR - Students and Teachers Against Racism" web site and its design is the
Copyright © 2002 of Paul C. Barry, email: paulb99237@aol.com.
All Rights Reserved.
LAKOTA VIRTUES
COURAGE
FORTITUDE
GENEROSITY
WISDOM
Remember, THE UNDERGROUND truly is underground. We seek nor accept grants which tend to coopt organizations into duplicity!We exist to resist the oppressor. How can we resist if we are trying to gain a seat at the table? Therefore, THE UNDERGROUND will always remain of the PEOPLE. A voice for them rather than at them. We live where you live. We struggle to survive just as you do. We feel you! We are you!!!
Lakota, Dakota, Nakota Website
DLN Issues : Hog Farm
According to a report published last year
by a Minneapolis-based advocacy group, the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, large operations are typically flanked by lagoons of liquid manure that contain about 400 volatile organic compounds (including hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, and methane), as well as pesticides and potentially disease-causing microbes. An EPA study last year identified concentrations of manure as ranking "among the greatest threats to our nation's waters and drinking water supplies."
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The Southern Ute Indian Tribe
Explanation of the Great Tribal Seal
Mountains and Forest - Represents the mountains north and on the reservation which are our ancestorial and present homeland.
River - Represents the Piedra, Animas, La Plata, Pine, San Juan, Florida, and the Navajo rivers that cross our reservation
Bear/Elk - Represents the big game that live on our reservation.
Sun - Represents the spirit that watches over our people.
Tractor , Cattle, Gas Well, Sheep - Represents the ranching, farming and industry that our tribal members and the tribe are involved with to make a living.
Indian Head - Represents the tribe as a person, a very "Colorful Man" with the colors of red, yellow, black, blue and white representing all of the colors of nature. It contains the colors of the rainbow.
Peacepipe - Represents us as a peaceful people. We try to live in peace with our neighbors and all persons we work, live and come in contact with during our day to day business.
Two Feathers on pipe - Represents our belief in a Great Spirit and the Tribal "Healing Power" as people.
Leaf/Branch - Represents our belief in peace. Lies along side of pipe. Represents the green of the earth and the red willow which is used in the Sundance and sweat ceremonies.
Colorado State Flag - Represents the State of Colorado our historical homeland. Circle - The red and white border of the Tribal Seal represents the "Circle of Life". Everything within this circle represents our life.
Dancing Spirit Crane's Lodge
Welcome to this little window of the world .
Please feel free to walk right in and take your shoes
off. Make yourself at home... this site has been set
up to share the things I have found along my way
to maybe help you find yours... Leave your troubles
behind... come in peace... walk with me...
Let us walk softly on this Earth with all living beings,
great and small, remembering as we go, that one
God, kind and wise, created all...
Indian Blessing
Native Pride Wisdom
Native Village Home Page
website was created for youth, educators, families,
and friends who wish to celebrate the rich, diverse
cultures of The Americas' First Peoples.
United Native America
United Native America was formed in 1993 as a
nation wide grass roots movement to bring about
a federal national holiday for Native Americans.
This site has an indepth Native Link page
In order to understand the Native American,you
must first learn their past, listen to them in the present,
and share their hope's for the future. There is not just a
single Native American......there are many. Many
different Nation's and tribes, each one being
unique in their own way's. Most had the same reason
for dancing, for ritual's and ceremonies.....
yet each Nation done them different, for the very
heart of the Native American, is in the dance's,
the ceremonies, the language's and their belief's.
And taken together, they are the true
Spirit of the Native American.
Lakotsoux's Homepage
Good links listings. Graphic intensive.
Camp Justice
Camp Justice has reorganizedand now has a new
official web site located here. Camp Justice
organizers wish to thank supporter and friend,
Jordan Dill for all his encouragement and help
in building and maintaining our new site.
Primative Blood
Seeing beyond ones circle
When all blood is mixed!
Will we be as one?
Will the circle be complete?
Hello folks, I'm Peter Greci. I'm Italian and Mohawk Indian. From the surname you can probably guess who was Italian in my family.
Gohiyuhi is about Native Nations activism. The focus of these web pages is to promote education, discussion, and activity on issues facing Native Nations today. Some of the issues to be adressed are sovereignity issues, land rights, religous freedom, mascots, cultural theft, and blood quantums.
All of these issues deal with respect, or rather lack there of, hence they are issues. That is why the name of this is, Respect. This isn't just a web warriors page. That is, there will be information yes, and I have plenty of things to write about people who are exploiters and thieves, but there will also be information on what I'm up to in the real world, and what you can do as well.
The Defenders of Wildlife Web site has information on many species of wildlife. To check it out, go to: www.defenders.org
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