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Crushing Colonialism, an Indigenous-led organization in the so-called United States, is expanding its social impact by joining the prestigious Culture Caucus at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
The Colombian Amazon is home to a large and diverse Indigenous culture. There, numerous ethnic groups have coexisted peacefully, and together they have resisted the attacks of colonization.
Indigenizing Disability Justice. A film screening and conversation in Washington, D.C., on May 15, 2024.
More than 800 private jets flew into Southern Paiute land (“Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.”) for the 2024 Super Bowl, increasing the environmental impact in the area.
Más de 800 jets privados aterrizaron en tierras Paiute para el Super Bowl 2024, incrementando el impacto medioambiental en la zona.
The rates of Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirits (MMIWG2) in both “Canada” and the “U.S.” are astronomical.
El cortometraje “Extractions” se presentó durante el evento inaugural de Ritmos Descolonizados, Orgullo Mundial Índigena, y Jen Deerinwater habló con su director.
The short film “Extractions” was screened at the inaugural event of Decolonized Beatz, Indigenous World Pride. Read the interview between Jen Deerinwater and Theo Cuthand.
Las tasas de Mujeres, Niñas y Personas Dos Espíritus Indígenas Asesinadas y Desaparecidas (MMIWG2) tanto en “Canadá” como en “Estados Unidos” son astronómicas.
Today, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) released its highly anticipated verdict in the Dobbs v Jackson case.
The courts of the colonizers are never a good place for our Indigenous women, Two Spirit and Trans relatives.
In January 2021, Crushing Colonialism was proud to sign onto its very first U.S. Supreme Court brief in support of safety for Native women.