East L.A. College Pow Wow
2006
Promoting Indigenous Unity
Across The Continent
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The Mexica Movement booth was set up and ready to
deliver the knowledge of Indigenous unity and liberation to our
people. Remember: Mexicans, "Central Americans", "Native Americans", and Canadian First Nations are all one people! |
This elderly tribal woman reads our materials and
finally hears the truth about our colonial situation...and a realistic
educational solution for our liberation! |
This was a beautiful sight: families exposing their
children to our collective achievements and pride. This happened all day
long at our booth. Sadly, our booth was the only educational booth at
the pow wow. Hopefully next year's event will have more education for
our people. |
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We spoke with local Tongva tribal peoples and had
great conversations on the potential rewards for Indigenous unity. |
This was the best item we saw sold at the pow wow.
It says that the first illegal immigrants are Europeans. They are
still here, and still illegally occupying our continent...for now. |
We conducted on-the-spot lectures to those
interested in our heritage. We had over 150 books on hand to show
our people just a sample of the vast amount of research available to us.
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Our efforts went on into the night. We stayed both
days and nights, giving our people as much knowledge as possible. |
This Apache brother loved our message, and we loved
his artworks stating that Europeans are the only illegal immigrants
to this land. |
Occasionally we met posers and self-professed
leaders who claimed they knew better than we did. Unfortunately, none of
them cared enough to set up a booth and spend the time needed to educate
our people. Educating our people is the hard work that the Mexica
Movement is willing to do. |
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Mexica Movement members passed out free educational
fliers and presented our people with courage-building posters. We are
doing our job. |
Many people were drawn to the powerful messages of
our posters. |
Young and old, they came to see our message of
education and liberation. |
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Our materials are unusual for a pow wow: we are
committed to arming our people with facts of our collective Indigenous
identity, and our collective occupation under Europeans. |
We met a kind and engaging Jewish man who was very
interested in our educational message. We shared with him the facts of
our own genocide at the hands of Europeans: 70 to 100 million of our
people slaughtered by Europeans (and they still think
there are too many us around)! |
We showed people photos of Mexica Movement actions.
We do protests against white supremacists (SOS/Minutemen), lectures, and
outreach. |
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To the danzantes, we were clear: if you are going
to dress like a warrior, then you must perform the actions of a warrior.
This means sacrificing your time and ego towards educating and
liberating our people. |
One dancer felt the obligation to acquire knowledge
from our book table. We were once a people of great knowledge and
genius! And we will be once again! |
It was clear that many pow wow participants put
many hours of effort into their outfits. |
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We had a great time discussing Indigenous unity
with our new Dineh (a.k.a. Navajo) friend. "Yes! We are one people!" |
Here one person finds a great starter book: Daily
Life of The Aztecs by Jaqcues Soustelle. |
Students came by and we gave them information to
use in their studies. |
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At night, crowds were drawn to our videos showing
us in action against white supremacists like the Minutemen/SOS. Warriors of knowledge and courage is what our people must become! |
Our people like seeing courage in action. |
They like to see us using our weapons of truth and
intelligence against the white supremacists that terrorize us. We want
to inspire our people across the continent to think and behave the same
way. |
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This Kiowa tribal woman liked our message declaring
that this is a Stolen Continent...with European Settlers as the
burglars since 1492. |
Teachers came by and were interested in using our
materials in their classrooms. We need to get this information into the
schools. |
This Menominee tribal man loved our strong message.
He proudly posed with this poster declaring that our continent has been
illegally stolen by squatting, thieving European Settlers. |

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BIBLIOGRAPHY
None of these books are perfect, but they are the best of the best that are out there. Read these with caution. These books are from 90 to 100% right on the history and issues of our people.
(Read in this order, please) 1 Daily Life of the Aztecs by Jacques Soustelle 2 Mexico by Michael Coe 3 Mexico Profundo by Guillermo Bonfil Batalla 4 American Holocaust by David E. Stannard 5 Anahuac Book by Olin Tezcatlipoca located on this website click here 6 Year 501 by Noam Chomsky 7 Colonizer's Model of the World by J.M. Blaut 8 Mexica Handbook by Olin Tezcatlipoca 9 Mexico's Indigenous Past by Lopez Austin and Lopez Lujan 10 American Indian Contributions to the World by Emory Dean Keoke & Kay Marie Porterfield CHRONOLOGY AND OTHER REFERENCES: 11Latin America: From Colonization To Globalization by Noam Chomsky 12Encyclopedia of World History 6th Edition by Peter Stam 13 Oxford Atlas of History 2002 by Oxford Press 14 Course of Mexican History by Michael C. Meyer and William L. Sherman 15Oxford History of Mexico 2000 by Michael Meyer and William Beezley 16 In the Language of Kings by Miguel Leon-Portilla 17 Skywatchers by Anthony F. Aveni 18 Flayed God (out of print, get used) by Roberta and Peter Markman FOR PREVIEW OF SOME OF THESE BOOKS FOR A PREVIEW OF DAILY LIFE OF THE AZTECS FOR A PREVIEW OF COLONIZERS MODEL OF THE WORLD FOR MORE PREVIEW GO TO GOOGLE AND FIND YOUR BOOK Just type in the title you are looking for |
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