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Actually, Everything IS Sacred! Here’s Why

NASP emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with our spiritual essence, aligning with Navajo teachings and biblical wisdom. It highlights our deep connection with the Creator and the universe, suggesting that by letting go of the need to control outcomes, we can invite the Creator to manifest miracles in our lives. The post also underscores that the “Kingdom of Heaven” resides within us and encourages readers to refocus on their spiritual nature, recognizing their potential to shape their reality through divine connection and purpose.

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Congressman Eli Crane’s Bipartisan Efforts Boost Tribal Rights, National Security, and Veteran Support

Congressman Eli Crane’s bipartisan efforts enhance Arizona’s tribal rights, national security, and veteran support. His leadership in key legislation, including the Native American Entrepreneurial Opportunity Act and San Juan Southern Paiute Tribal Homelands Act, ensures prosperity and sovereignty for tribal communities.

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The Biden-Harris Administration: A Series of Failures Impacting Native Americans and Beyond

As a common-sense organization, we are deeply concerned about the trajectory of our nation under the Biden-Harris administration. From foreign policy blunders to domestic mismanagement, the administration has consistently prioritized interests that undermine the well-being of Native Americans – urban and rural. Let’s examine some key failures that have left a lasting negative impact on our communities and the country….

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The Empty Gesture of Land Acknowledgments

Land acknowledgments have become a common practice across various institutions in the United States. Intended to recognize the Indigenous peoples whose land was stolen, these statements are often seen as a step towards action. However, many Indigenous leaders and Native voices are increasingly calling out these acknowledgments as a “waste of time” and “empty speeches,” questioning their actual impact and…

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Wait a Minute! Kamala Harris’s Real Record on Tribal Sovereignty

Newly appointed candidate for President, Vice President Kamala Harris recently claimed, “I will always honor tribal sovereignty and respect tribal self-determination,” during a rally in Phoenix, Arizona. However, a closer look at her record as California Attorney General reveals actions that run counter to this promise, raising serious concerns about her commitment to tribal sovereignty. Opposition to Tribal Land Rights…

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Inflation is Squeezing America – Yes, That Includes Indian Country

The numbers tell a troubling story as we look at the rising cost of living since Vice President Kamala Harris took office. Gasoline prices have risen 51%, electricity costs have surged by 32%, airfare has jumped 23%, and groceries have increased by 22%. These are not just statistics; they are the daily realities for millions of Americans, especially in our…

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It is Never a Good Idea for Tribes to Endorse Political Candidates

Recently, the San Carlos Apache Tribe and other Native Nations (Pechanga Band of Indians Chairman) have made headlines by endorsing political candidates in the upcoming 2024 presidential election. While these endorsements may seem like a strategic move to prioritize Indian Country’s needs, they come with significant risks that could have long-lasting negative consequences for our communities. One of the most…

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The Pueblo Revolt is A Lesson in Resistance

In 1680, the Pueblo people of present-day New Mexico rose in a revolt that stood as one of North American history’s most successful Indigenous uprisings. Known as the Pueblo Revolt, this event was not just a reaction to immediate hardships but the culmination of decades of religious persecution, cultural suppression, and economic exploitation at the hands of Spanish colonizers. The…

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Alaskan Natives Challenge Biden-Harris’s Energy Restrictions and Call for Economic Justice

A July 2024 article by Yereth Rosen in the Alaska Beacon discusses a lawsuit filed by North Slope local and regional governments, tribal governments, and Native corporations. They are challenging the Biden administration’s restrictions on oil development in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, highlighting a critical issue for Indigenous communities. This lawsuit, led by Voice of the Arctic Iñupiat,…

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A Critical Look at Deb Haaland’s Push to Protect Indigenous Communities

As Native Americans for Sovereignty and Preservation, we strive to hold our leaders accountable while championing tribal sovereignty and self-determination. The recent NPR article, “Deb Haaland’s push to protect Indigenous people disappoints some Native leaders,” discusses Secretary Deb Haaland’s slow efforts to address violent crime in Indigenous communities and reveals her shortcomings in these initiatives. Gaps in Responsiveness The murder…

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Actually, Everything IS Sacred! Here’s Why

Congressman Eli Crane’s Bipartisan Efforts Boost Tribal Rights, National Security, and Veteran Support

The Biden-Harris Administration: A Series of Failures Impacting Native Americans and Beyond

The Empty Gesture of Land Acknowledgments

Wait a Minute! Kamala Harris’s Real Record on Tribal Sovereignty

Inflation is Squeezing America – Yes, That Includes Indian Country

It is Never a Good Idea for Tribes to Endorse Political Candidates

The Pueblo Revolt is A Lesson in Resistance

Alaskan Natives Challenge Biden-Harris’s Energy Restrictions and Call for Economic Justice

A Critical Look at Deb Haaland’s Push to Protect Indigenous Communities

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