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Trump officials are visiting Alaska to discuss a gas pipeline and oil drilling

US Politics · Alaska

Trump officials are visiting Alaska to discuss a gas pipeline and oil drilling

49% Center coverage: 85 sources

Trump administration proposal would lift Biden-era limits on Alaska oil drilling

Trump Administration · Alaska

Trump administration proposal would lift Biden-era limits on Alaska oil drilling

46% Center coverage: 84 sources

New York won’t rescind Native American mascot ban despite Trump’s threat of cutting federal funds

Native American · New York

New York won’t rescind Native American mascot ban despite Trump’s threat of cutting federal funds

50% Center coverage: 34 sources

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New York won’t rescind Native American mascot ban despite Trump’s threat of cutting federal funds

New York won’t rescind Native American mascot ban despite Trump’s threat of cutting federal funds

New York won’t rescind Native American mascot ban despite Trump’s threat of cutting federal funds

The H-2A visa workers who feed America — and the system that traps them

89% Center coverage: 9 sources

By Tareq Saghie | Edited by Dianne Solis & Alfredo CorchadoLast spring, Carmelo Méndez was pruning peach trees in Colorado on an H-2A visa, missing his children and wife back home, but excited about how his $17.70 hourly wage would improve their lives. This spring, he’s back in the Mexican state of Tlaxcala frantically searching Facebook for a job on one of the thousands of farms across the U.S. that primarily employ guest workers like him.Hospitals · Colorado See the Story

Appeals court revives Native American challenge to $10B SunZia energy transmission project

68% Center coverage: 19 sources

New Mexico Politics · New Mexico See the Story

When the screen becomes a mirror: A new film exposes the wounds of an island

87% Center coverage: 8 sources

By Antonio Mejías-Rentas | Edited by Patricia GuadalupeAt an arthouse theater in Santa Monica, Calif., a small crowd gathers for a Sunday morning screening of “La Pecera.” The Puerto Rican independent film explores a cancer patient’s end-of-life decision in the context of Vieques, the small island municipality contaminated by decades of U.S. Navy occupation. At the end of the screening, director Glorimar Marrero Sánchez and star Isel Rodríguez t…Santa Monica · Santa Monica See the Story

Latino students face new pressures at Arizona universities

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

By Beatriz Limón | Edited by Patricia GuadalupeMatilde grabbed the megaphone and spoke firmly. Her voice cut through the greenery of Arizona State University (ASU), where hundreds of students marched behind her in tight formation, some carrying signs with phrases like, “We all belong.” It was a cold January morning, but the air was charged with warm enthusiasm.Tempe, Arizona · Tempe See the Story

How the Trump administration is putting hundreds of sacred sites at risk

75% Center coverage: 12 sources

Seattle, WA (Grist) - Indigenous nations are facing impossible deadlines and vanishing budgets amid sweeping federal rollbacks.Any time a federal agency wants to develop a project in Wyoming -- an oil and gas lease, a pipeline, a dam, a transmission line, a solar array -- it has to go through Crystal C’Bearing first. C’Bearing is Northern Arapaho and the tribal historic preservation officer, or THPO, for the Northern Arapaho tribe, so if a new w…Climate Change · Seattle See the Story

Sacred Rage and Rhymes: How Xicana Poetry Is Fueling Resistance Against Erasure

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

By Claudia Meléndez Salinas | Edited by Patricia GuadalupeFor people who did not vote for the current occupant of the White House, there are lots of reasons to be angry these days. The administration is helming a fight against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, which, among other things, led to the elimination of the Latin Cultural Club and the Society for Hispanic Professional Engineers at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point soon after Donal…West Point, New York · West Point See the Story

The Supreme Court rejects a plea to block a copper mine on land in Arizona that’s sacred to Apaches

57% Center coverage: 118 sources

Arizona Politics · Arizona See the Story

Tribes Sue for Full Accounting of Money Used to Fund Native American Boarding Schools

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

Several Native American tribes have filed a lawsuit asking a federal court to order the United States to release documentation of the brutal boarding school system that included one such institution in Carlisle.Native American · Carlisle See the Story

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