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Reviving Indigenous languages: $600,000 grant honors the linguistic tapestry of Oaxacan immigrants in California
The Humanities Institute (THI) at UC Santa Cruz has been developing a community-engaged research project to create an ...
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The Transformative and Destructive Power of Christianity
When Christianity became state-sponsored under leaders such as Constantine and Theodosius, governments systematically ...
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Photos: Colombia’s Indigenous Nasa push back against cultural loss to reconnect with nature
Ofelia Opocué’s life has been shaped by loss, she says. Twenty-three years ago, the FARC gave her family an ultimatum: leave ...
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Secularization: Being born in Spain no longer means you’re Catholic, archbishop says
Archbishop Luis Argüello opened the Spanish Bishops’ Conference’s 127th plenary assembly this week with a deep analysis of ...
Will Kūhiō's Hawaiian Homestead Act Survive The Trump Presidency?
We should not be surprised when the status of Native Hawaiians and their entitlements pop up on his agenda for attention.
Hundreds of cultural organisations in Spain speak out against war and Europe’s massive rearmament drive
A broad coalition of Spanish cultural workers, joined by thousands of signatories and organisations, has launched a powerful ...
Why is there a statue of the first indigenous president of Mexico in Fresno?
The statue of Benito Juárez García, a Zapotec Indian who later became President of México, has stood in the heart of the city of Fresno for more than two decades. But why is the bronze statue of ...