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Here on Martha’s Vineyard, we are comfortable talking about and celebrating certain aspects of our history and present reality, but we rarely talk about our historical and present violence.  The Aquinnah Wampanoag people have been living on Martha’s Vineyard for 12,000 years. The Aquinnah Wampanoag were a matrilineal nation where land usage was passed through […]

While most people stop by the Jeffersonville Farmers Market for fresh produce and light tunes, next Wednesday they’ll get to learn how to take steps to ensure a changing climate

The coronation of the Zulu monarch Misuzulu kaZwelithini at Moses Mabhida Stadium left many Africans confused and disappointed. The purpose of the celebration was clearly paraded to confirm to the whole world that the South African iinkosi are still under the King of England and that all their actions are according to the dictates of this colonial master.

Native Hawaiian communities across the island chain are looking to traditional knowledge to inform climate change solutions. This can start with a simple Hawaiian cultural practice known as “kilo” – meaning to observe. HPR's Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi reports.