Author: Ronnie Mason
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In this interview, King Khazm discusses his journey in hip-hop, from early inspirations to becoming a significant figure in Seattle’s hip-hop scene. He shares insights on his creative process, community impact, and overcoming challenges. The conversation offers valuable advice for aspiring artists and a glimpse into his future projects.
yəhaw̓, an Indigenous Creatives Collective, explores how colonialism and capitalism manifest in environmental racism and land contamination. They advocate for healing the land through kinship, practicing Native Knowledge systems, and giving land back. Their story highlights the ongoing impact of colonialism and the strength of Native communities in securing a thriving future for generations to come.
Jessica Pilista Towns-Camara, a Sugpiaq/Alutiiq, Yup’ik, and Scottish artist, honors her ancestors through jewelry crafted from her Alaskan homeland. Her work highlights the deep connections between land, culture, and identity, while addressing the ongoing impacts of colonialism. Jessica’s story is a powerful reminder of the need to protect and revitalize Indigenous knowledge systems for future generations.
“Why Native Stories, and the Impacts of Land Contamination” is a collaborative series exploring the profound impact of the ASARCO Tacoma Smelter on Native communities. Through storytelling, this initiative highlights the enduring resilience of these communities, revealing how environmental challenges intersect with their rights, culture, and future, while advocating for justice and sustainability.
Dr. Lonnie Nelson, a distinguished descendant of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, has dedicated his career to addressing health disparities in Native American communities. With a passion for improving mental health, combating addiction, and enhancing overall well-being among Indigenous populations, Dr. Nelson has become a leading figure in public health research. His work has […]
Our exclusive interview with Robert Santos, the current Director of the U.S. Census Bureau, provided profound insights into the pivotal role of the Census in shaping the nation’s future. Appointed as the first Chicano American to lead the Census Bureau, Santos brings a unique perspective to his role, emphasizing the importance of diversity and representation […]
In a historic first for the Oscars, Scott George and the Osage Tribal Singers are confirmed to perform live at the 96th Academy Awards this Sunday, March 10th, on ABC. Their performance of “Wahzhazhe (A Song For My People),” nominated for Best Original Song, marks a significant moment as Scott George becomes the first member […]
