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Cultural Freedom

Traditional Chief of the Onondaga Nation, Todadaho Sid Hill addresses the Ninth Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues April 2010 By Broddi Sigurðarson [CC-BY-SA-2.0], via Wikimedia Commons I struggle to resolve my issue of wanting my ethnic neighbors to perpetuate their culture of origin so they can flourish in all their…

Grace Buchanan Audiobooks

November 4, 2013

Social Justice

globalization, Haudenosaunee, history, Indians, indigenous, Onondaga, respect, tradition
US Supreme Court declines Onondaga Nation’s request

200 years seems like a short time to me: 4 generations, or around 4 of my lifetimes. My grandmother’s grandfather was born 200 years ago, on land in Pennsylvania that his ancestors moved onto without permission from the people who had been using it for centuries. William Procious My grandmother’s grandfather October 15, 2013, the…

Grace Buchanan Audiobooks

October 27, 2013

Social Justice

globalization, Haudenosaunee, history, Indians, indigenous, Onondaga, respect, treaties, US Supreme Court
What Was Old is New Again

I am honored to be invited to participate in the Window Challenge: “The Art Association of Oswego announces the opening of an exhibition…at the Oswego Civic Arts Center, and will open with a reception from 7-9 pm on Saturday, August 31. The Art Association will be displaying the results of the “Window Challenge” in the…

Grace Buchanan Audiobooks

August 31, 2013

Creativity

art, handwoven fabric, weaving

Cultural Freedom

US Supreme Court declines Onondaga Nation’s request

What Was Old is New Again