Down on the farm
Now through Aug. 7 is National Farmers Market Week. Gov. Ned Lamont is urging Connecticut residents to support local farmers by purchasing locally grown products designated with the Connecticut Grown logo and visiting some of the more than 90 certified farmers markets statewide.
In the Greater Waterbury area, Brass City Harvest runs markets Tuesday-Saturday at the Food Hub, Tuesdays at the Waterbury Senior Center, Wednesdays at the Woodbury Senior Center, Thursday on the Green and Saturdays at Bucks Hill Park; the Watertown Farmers Market takes place on Sundays at the Town Garage on Thomaston Road; the Southbury Farmers’ Market is open Thursdays at 501 Main St. South; and the Thomaston-Twin Pines Farm Stand is Wednesday-Sunday at 121 Blakeman Road.
Why residential schools in U S have remained part of the country s buried past
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Your letters: U.S. government s misdeeds must be taught. Governor should check her COVID-19 facts.
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U.S. government s misdeeds must be taught
Regarding the banned concepts article in the July 25 Ames Tribune: Governor Reynolds and the Iowa Republican Legislature are apparently afraid that the public might learn the truth concerning the treatment of Native Americans by the American government. So, they conjured up a law to prohibit the teaching of critical race theory. As a professor emeritus of Anthropology and American Indian Studies, I would like the governor and legislative leaders how to put a positive spin on the Sand Creek Massacre, Trail of Tears, kidnapping of American Indian children and placing them in boarding schools where many of them died. Perhaps they could also present the happy side of abject poverty on the Pine Ridge Reservation, the blocking of voting on American Indian reservations, and polluting the water on reservations by fracking an
SF State’s Dean of Ethnic Studies Speaks on the Opening Night of the Tokyo Olympics
Dr. Amy Sueyoshi, the Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, was among the guest speakers at Divas & Drinks @ The Academy “Go for Gold” event on July 23, 2021. The event, hosted by Donna Sachet, celebrated the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, with the opening night activities shown on multiple screens throughout the venue.
SF State is the first and only college in the nation that houses the five departments of Africana Studies, American Indian Studies, Asian American Studies, Latina/o Studies, and Race and Resistance Studies.