This coming Saturday, May 25th, will be marked by people throughout the continent of Afrika and the global Afrikan diaspora, including many right in the belly of the beast in occupied Turtle Island, as Afrikan Liberation Day. ALD is part of the continuing legacy of of the struggles for liberation from colonial rule and unification … Continue reading
The following document was published in the fall of 2012 and circulated by the Maoist Internationalist Ministry of Prisons. Onkwehón:we Rising was recently contacted by the Brown Berets – Prison Chapter via MIM-Prisons, and we send warm revolutionary greetings back to our sisters and brothers of the nation of Aztlán struggling within the imperialist iron … Continue reading
The following was written by myself, Enaemaehkiw Túpac Keshena, in it’s original form back in the winter and early spring of 2009, originally for academik purposes. It has since then been modified and altered significantly, and while i still do not consider this a perfect article by any stretch i do believe that it serves … Continue reading
Arming Sisters is a crowdfunded project on a mission to bring compact self-defence courses to onkwehón:we wimmin. Our sisters suffer alarming high rates of rape, domestic violence and other forms of abuse. Most of the time authorities from the colonial state could care less because of the victims are onkwehón:we. The state could also care … Continue reading
Tomorrow, on the Gregorian calendar day of the 15th of May, is a date celebrated by Israel, the World Zionist Movement and World Imperialism as Israeli Independence Day. However, for the people of Palestine and their allies amongst the struggling and exploited masses of the world is an annual day of mourning, of commemoration of … Continue reading
One of the constituent oppressor nation entities of north amerika, quebec, will be ceding back 300 hectares of farmland to the Kanien’kehá:ka at Kahnawà:ke. This is land that was appropriated in 2006 during construction of the Highway 30 project. It lies along the border of Kahnawà:ke and the franco-settler communities of Châteauguay, St-Constant, Ste-Isidore and Ste-Catherine near occupied Hochelaga. … Continue reading
