Jay is an associate scholar of the Center for World Indigenous Studies, an author, and a contributing editor of Fourth World Journal. Since 1994, he has served as the administrative director of Public Good Project.

21 hours ago - Like any other global public relations spectacle, the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues...
22 hours ago - In the Spring 2013 American Indian Law Journal, Catherine A. O’Neill examines what it...
3 days ago - Elected tribal leaders in Canada and the US are governing authorities, but their authority...
7 days ago - Politics based on justice, diplomacy based on love is the subject of a recent...
9 days ago - In the world of right-wing hate mongering by anti-Indian sociopaths like former Washington State...
11 days ago - As I noted recently in regard to the credibility issue haunting the North American...
17 days ago - As Ray A. Youngbear wrote in Black Eagle Child, “So that a few of...
19 days ago - There are two major threads to white supremacy: revolutionary and mainstream. The skinheads, neonazis...

20 days ago - When most people think of white power, they imagine men in white hoods burning...
22 days ago - On the NAIPC listserv this week, Robert Free Galvan asks some important questions of...
22 days ago - The collapse of the modern state in terms of providing adequate social structure to...
26 days ago - The first online report of the CERA/Tea Party anti-Indian hate campaign was on April...