Larry Casuse News Today

In a move that highlights Kanafani’s call for breaking boundaries, students from Gaza issued a statement calling for a global student bloc.

Of note this fall: deep dives into storied American lineages, reckonings with racist forebears, reconsiderations of the Roman empire, and biographies of both prominent and obscure African Americans of the 19th century.

Bob Rosebrough's nonfiction book "A Place of Thin Veil – Life and Death in Gallup, New Mexico" is a well-stitched, insightful profile.

Bob Rosebrough's nonfiction book "A Place of Thin Veil – Life and Death in Gallup, New Mexico" is a well-stitched, insightful profile.

The forecasted low in Gallup is 17 degrees, cold even for February, but the man’s jacket is unzipped when the headlights find him slumped against a darkened storefront, a Broncos cap pulled over his eyes. “I’m going to get you some place warm,” Public Safety Officer Gabriel Lee Jr. says as he helps the man […]

The spotlight on problem drinking by Native people in Gallup has often distorted its real causes, and deflected statewide responsibility.

"An Enemy Such as This" tells the history of colonialism from the perspective of those who suffered war and occupation.

Let’s Talk New Mexico 4/28 8am: On March 1,1973, UNM student and member of the Navajo Nation Larry Casuse kidnapped the Gallup Mayor Emmett Garcia and held him for several hours before the standoff ended in the death of the young activist. But what was the context for this tragic event? And how does the history of colonization and exploitation of Native Americans in the US factor into the conditions he was protesting against?

Let’s Talk New Mexico 4/28 8am: On March 1,1973, UNM student and member of the Navajo Nation Larry Casuse kidnapped the Gallup Mayor Emmett Garcia and held him for several hours before the standoff ended in the death of the young activist. But what was the context for this tragic event? And how does the history of colonization and exploitation of Native Americans in the US factor into the conditions he was protesting against?