When Indian Country Today Media Network was the world's
largest Indian news source, it would often post a comment or two on
its articles-authored by internationally renowned Indigenous activists. ICTMN almost
always posted my comments on those articles. My comments on those articles and
on a few other ICTMN articles are presented below. Many of my comments
are on the ICTMN articles authored by the internationally renowned Indigenous activist
Steven Newcomb.
A lot of my ICTMN comments were first published as Mille Lacs
Messenger letters to the editor. The Messenger is a weekly
Minnesota county newspaper that covers news in mostly the northern
part of Mille Lacs County, which is the traditional and ancestral homeland of the
Dakota/Lakota/Nakota people.
Sparking change in Minnesota
A new paradigm?
'Old' principle in action
Supports restitution
Disparity feeds injustice
Set U.S. Indigenous Peoples Free
Sacred Dakota Ancestral Homeland at Mille Lacs Lake
Bible verses advocate genocide against
pagan/heathen natives
U.S. and States should
establish Truth and Reconciliation Commissions
On Neo Conservatives
American Colonialism
The Perfect Man
Reconciliation
Basic Human Right
Pope Francis, Fr. Serra And My Comment On An ICTMN Article
Christian Doctrine
Father Hennepin
United Nations, Holy See And The Racist Doctrine of Discovery
Steven Newcomb Meets The Pope, Papal Bull And Subjugated Native Nations
Old Testament Premised Arguments Still Being Used Against Native Nations
The New Age Retribalization Of The World Movement
Steven Newcomb and Rev. Matthew Fox Working To Decolonize Nations
Pope Frances Can Not Revoke The Papal Bull Without Renoucing His God
Reclamation of Indigenous Peoples' Traditional Homelands And Full Sovereignty Rights
Initiating A Movement At Mille Lacs To Set Colonized/Subjugated Native Peoples Free
Based On The Bible
Benjamin Franklin: "Use Rum" to "Extirpate These Savages"
Chief Looking Horse Article & My Comment
American Was Founded As A White Racist And Christian Religious Bigoted Nation
A list of my comments on articles authored by internationally renowned Indigenous activists
can be found
here
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