While I was introduced as an activist, I consider myself more a concerned parent. To be a mother in this day and age, you have to be concerned with a… - Winona LaDuke

The first 100 days of the Bush Administration have been an unbelievable nightmare.

Native American teachings describe the relations all around-animals, fish, trees, and rocks as our brothers, sisters, uncles, and grandpas. Our relations to each other, our prayers whispered across generations to our relatives, are what bind our cultures together.

In the final analysis, the survival of Native America is fundamentally about the collective survival of all human beings. The question of who gets to determine the destiny of the land, and of the people who live on it-those with the money or those who pray on the land-is a question that is alive throughout society.