Created for the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Industrial Workers of the World.
This was part of a series of prints based on the songs written by union organizer Joe Hill.
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Métis & Anishinaabe Beading Templates: Volume One
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100 Years of the IWW
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Biidaanakwagoode
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The Pueblo Revolt
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Niwiigwaasike (I remove birch bark from the tree)
July 4, 2016
On Saturday morning, I woke to greet the sun. Before going to bed the night before, I set the alarm on my phone, but my body arose before the phone’s…
LAWCHA in Chicago
May 28, 2009
Labor and Working-Class History Association and the Fund for Labor Culture and History are holding their annual conference this weekend in Chicago. The theme for the conference is ‘Race, Labor…
Anti-Colonial Indigenous VIsuality
January 18, 2010
Last week I uploaded my recent article on sneakers, masculinity, consumption and radical politics. Hopefully a handful of people trudged their way their the writing to uncover some insightful ideas….
Interview at Indigenous Arts’ Blog
March 12, 2012
Wendy Redstar, a contemporary Crow artist who teaches at Portland State University, runs a blog on Contemporary Indigenous art. Along with her students at PSU, she conducts challenging and provocative…