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    • Blow for Haida power

      Posted by Shemuses from Globe and Mail

      Haida Gwaii, also known as the Queen Charlotte Islands, has long been recognized as an ecological and national treasure. Its stunning landscape and natural beauty draw visitors from around the world. Although the natural environment is a source of pride and is closely protected by its residents, close to 26,000 tonnes of greenhouse gases are spewed each year into the atmosphere there. Why? Because the island primarily relies upon diesel for its energy needs.

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    • Why Canadians side with militant Indians

      Posted by Shemuses from Toronto Star

      And, perhaps more importantly for the Canadian government, why are so many members of the settler society – non-indigenous Canadians – adding their voices and bodies to this tide of militancy? A simple answer might be: The Canadian state is not itself following the rule of law, nor has it ever done so with regard to indigenous peoples.

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    • Stop trains or natives will: chiefs

      Posted by Shemuses from Globe and Mail

      Canada's native chiefs will pressure the national railways to close down for the Assembly of First Nations' "day of action" on June 29, backing it up with a veiled threat they will probably face blockades from individual native bands if they refuse.

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    kelidei comments on:

    In a More Diverse America, A Mostly White Convention

    You are seeing fewer and fewer Catholics affiliating themselves with the democratic party—- for many reasons—- much of which is ideological—- I would suggest it is because we feel hostility and bias towards what is important to us—- I would think if this is the case with African Americans it represents the same dynamic which is not  racial but ideological.

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    12:44 pm 9/05/08
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    Jeff comments on:

    In a More Diverse America, A Mostly White Convention

    Nearly all white people on TV

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    12:24 am 9/05/08
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    marsha comments on:

    In a More Diverse America, A Mostly White Convention

    Why are Republican African Americans surprised by this phenomenon?  Do they truly think that the GOP has their interests in mind and that it can relate to their circumstances?  What more proof do we need that the GOP is hostile to the needs of all but the most wealthy Americans, except the record of the last 8 years with the cuts in constitutional rights, the tax benefits for the wealthy and corporations, the record high oil industry profits, a war that was initiatied with false information and no clear plan of action?  I could go on but the evidence is too extensive to record here.  This convention is business as usual for the GOP.  Luckily African Americans have a real alternative this year and I hope they will all flock to the Democratic ticket if they want to see change.

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    10:28 pm 9/04/08
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    koroth comments on:

    Congress's Apology for Slavery Is a Good Thing—It's Just Not Enough

    Agreed. Now that the apology has been made all can be forgiven and everyone should be happy. Lets get on with life.

    BTW – Slavery wasn’t "just the evil doings of greedy Southern planters." Slavery was a 5,000 year old institution practiced all over the world (and still is in places.)  Perhaps apologies should be demanded from a few of those places?

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    10:21 am 8/04/08
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    theauthor comments on:

    Congress's Apology for Slavery Is a Good Thing—It's Just Not Enough

    Yes, good to know that our Congress is focused on such important issues while they completely ignore stupid things like the cost of energy.

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    8:46 am 8/03/08
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    deaniewong comments on:

    Obama T-Shirt Sparks Assault, Lawsuit

    $69 bucks for a T-Shirt with those words? And she's the one who's suing? This is just stupid.

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    12:28 pm 7/31/08
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    rosspatton comments on:

    Obama T-Shirt Sparks Assault, Lawsuit

    Well if she bought the shirt she obviously was intending to antagonize people. I don't know what she expected would happen.

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    6:19 pm 7/30/08
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    Shemuses

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    Jodie lives, plays, and blogs in Vancouver, BC. Her day job at ONE/Northwest puts her talents to work supporting social change strategies for greening our world.

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    Jeff

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    Jeff is the founder of NewsCloud. He is also a freelance writer and blogs at Idealog.

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    theangryindian

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    “The Angryindian” is an internationally recognized Indigenist activist and outspoken critic of U.S. colonialism practised against Aboriginal societies in America and abroad. He is editor of IntelligentaIndigena Novajoservo and the host of Radyo Inteligentaindigena, an independent, non-partisan international Indigenist podcast.

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