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President Joe Biden: Promises made, promises kept - Indian Country Today
Via: Kavika • Anishinaabe - The First People • 19 Comments • 6 Likes • 5 years ago
“During the challenging presidential campaign of 2020, former Vice President Joe Biden made several very ambitious promises to Indian Country. In...”
LaDonna Tamakawastewin Allard, Leader of Standing Rock's Fight Against the Dakota Access Pipeline, Passes On | Currents
Via: Kavika • Anishinaabe - The First People • 3 Comments • 1 Like • 5 years ago
“FT. YATES, ND—LaDonna Brave Bull Allard, one of the leaders of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's fight against the Dakota Access pipeline, a Standing...”
Family of fallen Navy linguist fights regulation that forced her deployment to Syria - Stripes
Via: Kavika • News & Politics • 21 Comments • 8 Likes • 5 years ago
“Last year, Navy Chief Petty Officer Shannon Kent was slated to attend a clinical psychology doctorate program. But an obscure Navy rule derailed...”
USS Johnston: World's deepest known shipwreck from World War II discovered - Part of the US Navy Finest Hour.
Via: Kavika • News & Politics • 30 Comments • 5 Likes • 5 years ago
“The world's deepest known shipwreck, a World War II US Navy destroyer, has been fully mapped and filmed by a US-based crew.”
An amazing discovery and a huge part of the history of the Battle of Leyte Gulf and Samar. USS Johnston was part of Taffy 3 which in spite of the odds stopped the largest Japanese armada ever formed. Four battleships including the Yamamoto (the largest battleship in the world) six heavy...
Beaver believers: Native Americans promote resurgence of 'nature's engineers' | Native Americans | The Guardian
Via: Kavika • Anishinaabe - The First People • 7 Comments • 1 Like • 5 years ago
“The rodents are often considered 'nuisance animals', but they can play a vital role in maintaining healthy landscapes”
Endangered condors return to northern California skies after nearly a century | California | The Guardian
Via: Kavika • Anishinaabe - The First People • 6 Comments • 2 Likes • 5 years ago
“Yurok Tribe will create a captive breeding facility in Redwood national park for birds that could be released as early as this fall”
