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WASHINGTON — The Institute for American Indian Studies is offering a new quilting...

A mysterious face carved into a tree stump in Stanley Park has been there for years, but the Park Board has not plans to talk about it.

The Liard Aboriginal Women's Society is a non-profit, charitable and community-based Indigenous organization that provides social-development services to the Kaska Nation in Yukon and northern British Columbia-the Kaska Homelands.

The documentary 'Dos Espíritus' ('Two Spirits'), which tells the life story of a transgender Wayúu Indianna, will premiere on March 27.

The documentary 'Dos Espíritus' (Two Spirits), which tells the life story of a transgender Wayúu Indianna, will premiere on March 27th.

By Monica Moorehead The Women and Gender-Oppressed Caucus of Workers World Party sponsored a webinar on March 24 entitled “Global Solidarity with Women and Gender-Oppressed Workers.” The webinar was part of a commemoration of Women’s History Month and International Working Women’s Day. The panelists included Norma Pérez from A Call…

The modern movement for queer liberation—or gay liberation to use the as-yet less inclusive terminology of the 1960s and ’70s—wouldn’t exist without the Communist Party USA.

Pride Month is the month of the year when people of the LGBTQIA+ community celebrate their resilience and growth. The LGBTQIA+ community, also known as the LGBT community or the gay community, . . .

Published May 14, 2021   Updated May 14, 2021, 12:52 pm CDT Members of the Indigenous community woke up on May 6 to find their Instagram posts for National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls had disappeared. After months of planning and events leading up to May 5, the day of recognition, activists, educators, families, community organizations, and more had shared infographics, resources, and stories to help get the word about the epidemic of missing ...

• May 4, 2021 Ducey Rejects Board Of Examiners Renewal After 15 Die In Assisted Living Facility Gov. Doug Ducey says he’s moving to transfer power away from the Board of Examiners of Nursing Care Institution Administrators and Assisted Living Facility Managers.  Ducey’s announcement comes after an Arizona Republic investigation found at least 15 residents of Granite Creek Health and Rehabilitation Center in Prescott died of COVID-19 under alleged mismanagement.  The Republic f...