Our relationship is directly with the spirit of the land itself. Their relationship is with a man who has dominion – it is based in a feudal system.
Whose Land Rights? Dismantling Settler Dominion Read More »
What I observed at Standing Rock is symbolic in the sense that so many people—white, Native, young, poor—are disaffected, disenfranchised, alienated, and seek a sense of purpose. They seek empowerment through finding community in caring for each other and in direct action.
Thanksgiving Reflections on Standing Rock Read More »
All of the threats on our water, our sacred sites, and on the land are connected. It gives us hope to know that people care about the future, the water, and our children.
Respect Our Water, Respect Our Very Bones Read More »
There is a new migrating subject who does not exist in the eye of the law. She is the victim of forced displacement that happens where there is no war.
Dead Land, Dead Water Read More »
Detroit cannot be measured by what downtown looks like, when tens of thousands of people—children—are living without water.
Detroit’s Organized Resistance Read More »
We’re pulling water up so fast that it’ll be gone in our lifetime. The Ogallala Aquifer will be gone. There aren’t any ifs ands or buts; it’s just a case of when and how fast it goes.
