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Climate change isn’t the only contributor to California’s wildfires

On Jan. 7, amid powerful Santa Ana winds during the southwestern U.S.’s driest 22-year period in 1,200 years, the Palisades Fire in Los Angeles...

Ode to the First Peoples

From the astroturfed pens of Pop Warner to the professional stadiums of the NFL, American football teams almost universally have a recognizable team name....

The U.S. Government’s Legislative Shortcomings Are To Blame for Murdered Missing Indigenous Women

The lack of governmental initiatives addressing these systemic issues can be attributed to the deep roots of colonialism in U.S. history, which makes this crisis difficult to fully eradicate — but there are rising grassroots efforts that help. The Murdered Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement has been a strong advocate for legal action and recognition against gender-based violence towards Indigenous women.

Cal State Long Beach Is a Threat to Puvungna

Puvungna cannot be utilized for its traditional, sacred purposes when CSULB consistently exploits their authority to take advantage of the site. They have consistently advanced their own agenda by overrunning Puvungna, which shows their disregard for the site and Native American culture. 

From the Comanche to the Anteater: How Mascots are Influential Shapers of Identity

The year is 1965 and 900 of UCI’s 1,589 students are attending a water polo game against Cal Poly Pomona, UCI’s first ever on-campus athletic event. Roll-out party favors are handed out to the crowd and cheerleaders yell, “Give ‘em a tongue!” UCI wins the game by a landslide, and soon after, the Anteater is voted in as the school’s official mascot.

Honoring Sacheen Littlefeather: The Brave Actress and Activist who Sacrificed her Career for Indigenous Voices

Sacheen Littlefeather, the activist who famously declined an Oscar on behalf of American actor Marlon Brando at the 1973 Academy Awards, died on Oct....

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