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"A good question is never answered. It is not a bolt to be tightened into place but a seed to be planted and to bear more seed toward the hope of greening the landscape of idea." ~John Ciardi
Haga “click” aquí para ver el artículo en español. The film I share below is from the TED website. Although I have issue with some of the ideas they propose as well as some of the support they receive, they do have some wonderful presentations that open your eyes to thoughts and ideas you may [...]
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Haga clicK AQUÍ para leer este ensayo en español. Every November, on the fourth Thursday of the month, the US celebrates Thanksgiving Day with food, drink, parades and sports. Families gather together, whether they like each other or not, to eat, drink and be merry. But this merry-making is not to be found everywhere for [...]
Filed under: American holiday, history, Indigenous American, Spirituality and Religion, Taino, Thanksgiving, The Good Red Road | Tagged: American Celebrations, community, Holidays, ignorance, Native Americans, native views, Pilgrim, taino resurgance movement, Thanksgiving, The Good Red Road | Leave a Comment »
A point by point response to the OSIA.org flyer,Why We Should Celebrate Columbus Day, prepared by: The Order of the Sons of Italy in America in Washington, D.C. Telephone: 202/547-2900 Web: www.osia.org
Filed under: All My Relations~Mitakuye Oyasin, Growing up, history, Indigenous American, Personal/Spiritual Growth, Self determination, Taino, The Good Red Road, Walking in Beauty | Tagged: accountability, American Celebrations, Columbus, Columbus Day, Discovery of America, ignorance, Indigenous, Indigenous peoples of the Americas, irresposability, native views, stupid people, taino resurgance movement | 5 Comments »
The American Indians were defeated because their time was spent arguing amongst themselves instead of uniting to overcome the Europeans. The Europeans came on a mission. The American Indians never quite understood “United we stand, divided we fall.” The conquering of the American Hemisphere and Indian Country is a topic that has come [...]
Filed under: history, Indigenous American, Personal/Spiritual Growth, Self determination, Taino, The Good Red Road | Tagged: American Celebrations, Columbus, Columbus Day, Discovery of America, Ethnicity, ignorance, Indigenous, Indigenous peoples of the Americas, Native Americans, Native Americans in the United States, native views, New World, Personal/Spiritual Growth, Spanish Inquisition, stupid people, Taino, taino resurgance movement, Thanksgiving | 4 Comments »
