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1 month agoOntario breaks new ground by letting politicians decide when history will be protected | CBC News
The Ontario government has quietly given itself the power to override archaeological protections on development sites. It's a shift that, for the first time, places millennia-old Indigenous history under direct political control and raises the alarm among experts and First Nations that cultural and burial sites could be erased in the name of economic growth. Since 1983, Ontario's archaeological system has depended on professional judgment and arms-length expertise,
Canada news
fromThe Washington Post
2 months agoLatinas are wearing twin braids with colorful ribbons in peaceful protest
Colorful ribbons in the red and green colors of the Mexican flag weaved into twin braids have emerged as a new symbol of resistance among some Latinas. Dulce Flores and Angie Portillio said they felt under siege earlier this year as armed and masked federal agents fanned out across Los Angeles and other U.S. cities to conduct immigration raids. (Dulce Flores)
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Arts
fromARTnews.com
2 months agoThe Phillips Collection to Sell Major Works, Vatican Returns 62 Artifacts to Indigenous Peoples, Six Works That Could 'Predict the Market': Morning Links for November 17, 2025.
The Phillips Collection will sell major works to fund commissions, provoking strong internal opposition and prompting tighter limits on future deaccessioning.
Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months agoThe scientist who helped win the fight to protect a sacred piece of the Pacific
Katy Soapi led grassroots efforts to protect Tetepare island from commercial logging, preserving its environmental, cultural, and ancestral significance for Solomon Islanders.
Science
fromThe Art Newspaper - International art news and events
2 months agoProtecting North America's oldest cave art after an historic flood raised new alarms
Dunbar Cave's centuries-old Indigenous cave art was fully submerged in unprecedented February flooding, prompting damage assessment and restoration efforts.
Arts
fromOregon ArtsWatch * Arts & Culture News
4 months agoVizArts Monthly: September learning * Oregon ArtsWatch
September spotlights local art exhibitions as opportunities for learning about Indigenous heritage, water ecology, Black artists, historical reflection, and artists with intellectual disabilities.
fromTasting Table
5 months agoThe History Of Jamaican Jerk Seasoning And How It Became One Of The Most Popular Caribbean Spices - Tasting Table
Jerk seasoning carries generations of cultural significance, embodying the history, legacy, and enduring spirit of people who experienced colonialism in Jamaica.
Food & drink
History
fromThe Art Newspaper - International art news and events
6 months ago700 Years of Tenochtitlan (again): Mexico honours its pre-Hispanic capital
Mexico celebrates the 700th anniversary of Tenochtitlan's founding, emphasizing its Indigenous heritage amidst historical debates and nationalistic narratives.
Parenting
fromBuzzFeed
7 months agoThey Asked Me To Cut My 6-Year-Old Son's Hair. I Taught Them About Native Cultural Erasure.
Cultural identity and respect for heritage in education are crucial for self-acceptance and dignity.
Cultural erasure can manifest in seemingly simple conflicts over personal expression.
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