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KFAI's Indian Uprising for June 5th Kill the Indian, Save the Man: The Genocidal Impact of American Indian Residential Schools by Ward Churchill (City Lights 2004). Conference helps heal effects of boarding schools: "Survivors" gather to shed lingering trauma decades of old by Chris McKim, Dakota Journal, May 20-27, 2005 (not online) Trauma common feature of American Indian life, American Journal of Public Health, May 30, 2005. KFAI's Indian Uprising for May 29th PART TWO OF TWO PARTS: Same Country, Different Nation: The Real Red Lake by Mike Mosedale, City Pages, May 4, 2005. http://citypages.com/databank/26/1274/article13249.asp KFAI's Indian Uprising for May 22nd PART ONE OF TWO PARTS: Same Country, Different Nation: The Real Red Lake by Mike Mosedale, City Pages, May 4, 2005 KFAI's Indian Uprising for May 15th Guest is Cris Stainbrook (Lakota), President of the Indian Land Tenure Foundation located in Little Canada, Minnesota. The mission of the Foundation is to ensure that "land within the original boundaries of every reservation and other areas of high significance where tribes retain aboriginal interest are in Indian ownership and management." KFAI's Indian Uprising for May 8th Guests are Sandra White Hawk (Sicangu Lakota), Executive Director, First Nations Orphan Association and colleagues. KFAI's Indian Uprising for May 1st Movies - Theodore S. Jojola, Isleta Pueblo, University of New Mexico, published in the Encyclopedia of North American Indians At Law by Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji), Native American Journalists Foundation, April 25, 2005 (Unsavory lobbyists bilk Indian Nations of millions) KFAI's Indian Uprising for Apr 24th Nobody still living, knows its ancient name by Clara NiiSka, Minneapolis, Minnesota, April, 2005 Red Lake: A new beginning for the 'End of the Trail?' by David Wilkins for Indian Country Today April 14, 2005. Wilkins is a Professor of American Indian Studies at the University of Minnesota. KFAI's Indian Uprising for April 17th At Red Lake and Everywhere: Importance of the children, an editorial by Indian Country Today, April 6, 2005. Media's coverage of the Red Lake Slaying by George Joe for Indian Country Today, April 6, 2005. IHS lacks sexual assault emergency services (New study shows Native women suffer more sexual violence than non-native women) by Sasha Ulvestad for the Dakota Journal, April 8-15, 2005. KFAI's Indian Uprising for April 10th Because the producer was not aware of the time change from Standard to Daylight Savings Time on April 3rd, this program is rescheduled to air on April 10th. World's healthiest foods: Eating to Live (Leading degenerative diseases in Indian country can be fought with healthy diets) by Brenda Norrell for Indian Country, March 2, 2005 Water, anyone? By Jean Johnson for Indian Country Today, March 2, 2005 Fry bread: the official bread of diabetes (Letters to the Editor) by Maurene Denzel to the Dakota Journal, March 11-18, 2005 KFAI's Indian Uprising for April 3rd, 2005 World's healthiest foods: Eating to Live (Leading degenerative diseases in Indian country can be fought with healthy diets) by Brenda Norrell for Indian Country, March 2, 2005 Water, anyone? By Jean Johnson for Indian Country Today, March 2, 2005 Fry bread: the official bread of diabetes (Letters to the Editor) by Maurene Denzel to the Dakota Journal, March 11-18, 2005 KFAI's Indian Uprising for March 27th Commentary regarding the tragic shooting on the Red Lake (Mis-kwaa-ga-mi-wi - zaa-ga'i-ga-niing) Reservation in Minnesota, March 21, 2005. KFAI's Indian Uprising for March 20th White Earth members seek ban on genetically modified wild rice by Tom Robertson, Minnesota Public Radio, March 8, 2005. . KFAI Spring 2005 Pledge Drive Saturday, March 12th through 25th. KFAI's Indian Uprising for March 13th Leonard Peltier: The case for a pardon by The Windsor Star, Canada, February 28, 2005. White Earth members seek ban on genetically modified wild rice by Tom Robertson, Minnesota Public Radio, March 8, 2005. KFAI Spring 2005 Pledge Drive Saturday, March 12th through 25th. KFAI's Indian Uprising for March 6th White privilege shapes the U.S. by Professor Robert Jensen, School of Journalism at the University of Texas at Austin. Definitions of Racism and Actions of Oppression to include a list of typical statements... Academic freedom, not racial identity, is the issue: Professor's ideas, though unpopular, deserve to be heard. KFAI's Indian Uprising for February 27th The Termination and Removal of Ward Churchill by Scott Richard Lyons for Indian Country Today, February 17, 2005. Federal Prisons Increase Restrictions by Brenda Norrell of Indian Country Today, December 31, 2004 KFAI's Indian Uprising for February 13th preempted PROGRAM PREEMPTED, that is, because February is Black History Month, a celebration of African-American history. KFAI's Indian Uprising for February 6th Leonard's Legal Trek Through 2004 & 2005 issues by The Peltier Legal Team Update January 28, 2005. Federal Prisons Increase Restrictions by Brenda Norrell of Indian Country Today, December 31, 2004
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