2007
Fences in the sky

The Forgotten Border

Cultural and ecological concerns about the proposed 700-mile fence across the southern border of the United States are not lost on indigenous peoples along the busiest smuggling route in southern Arizona.

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    What about Petrona Tomas?

    Federal and Florida officials talk a lot. But, when it comes to ensuring due process to Mayan immigrants, the talk is reminiscent of another U.S. era when American Indians were promised a lot but given nothing. By Hilary Abramson

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    Roots of Indigenous Revolution

    Evo Morales, Bolivia's new president, promises a return to Native American rule.

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    Occupation of Alcatraz

    Nearly 30 years later, the American Indian takeover of a notorious abandoned prison is remembered.

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    A wrong turn in the desert

    More than three years after the death of the first female American Indian soldier in Iraq, some are determined not to let her be forgotten.

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    Powerful medicine

    From Lima, Peru, to Washington, D.C., the rich and powerful seek out a shaman by the name of Don Nazario.

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    Uniting North and South

    A decade after rebels in Chiapas, southern Mexico, staged an uprising, is reconciliation possible?














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