Indigenous Issues

The Indigenous Nightmare Podcast formerly known as The SideShow Podcast is a Afro-Indigenous Decolonial Anarcho-Communist, Pan-Africanist podcast with the sole intention of providing a platform for indigenous voices across the world, to have credible conversation and coverage for other indigenous matters to listen to. This podcast was also intended for Non-indigenous comrades to learn from indigenous decolonial communists and how we can mend the gap between what you think you know and understand versus what we actually endured. This podcast promotes Scientific Socialism, Communism for these methods will end capitalism for all..

Fox News host Jesse Watters claims dam removals requested by tribes left firefighters without water to fight Los Angeles blazes that have killed 16 people.

The marketing and reality of the United Fruit Company

If Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were to visit Neskantaga First Nation in northern Ontario, where there is no running water, he would see citizens “in his backyard” living in Third-world conditions, says the community’s chief.

In honour of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, here are 10 Indigenous content creators you should be following.

She’s out-debated politicians and outmanoeuvred diplomats. Now, Canada’s first Inuk governor general sets her sights on reconciliation

The real and complicated story of Ireland's past is a lot more interesting than Irish Americans make it out to be

First Peoples Law is a law firm dedicated to defending and advancing the rights of Indigenous Peoples. We work exclusively with Indigenous Peoples to defend their inherent and constitutionally protected title, rights and Treaty rights, uphold their Indigenous laws and governance and ensure economic prosperity for their current and future generations.

The Chrétien Liberal government led efforts to weaken the original draft United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, working secretly with Australia to develop a watered-down, state-friendly substitute in the early 2000s, newly released documents show.

Dodem Kanonhsa' Elder's Cultural Facility is a learning and sharing facility which fosters greater acceptance, understanding and harmony between members of First Nations and Non-Aboriginal People.