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Finding Our Place in the Connecticut River (Kwinitekw) Valley: Beginning to Heal after 400 Years of Settler Colonialism
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Finding Our Place in the Connecticut River (Kwinitekw) Valley: Beginning to Heal after 400 Years of Settler Colonialism

Amherst Indy March 9, 2026 0

Source: John Gerber The Unitarian Universalist Society of Amherst’s (UUSA) Indigenous Awareness Circle  is sponsoring...

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Opinion:  Bernie Sanders – Justice for the Palestinians and Security for Israel
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Opinion: Bernie Sanders – Justice for the Palestinians and Security for Israel

Amherst Indy November 24, 2023 0

by Bernie Sanders The following essay, “Justice for the Palestinians and Secutirty for Israel “by...

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Issues & Analyses: Becoming Human – How To Give Back The Land

Boone Shear October 1, 2021 2

A note from the series editor:   A reckoning is upon us. More and more...

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