Expanding Land Grabs of Indigenous Community Lands

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The director of the international Indian Treaty Council, Andrea Carmen, talks about the expanding land grabs of indigenous community lands; And SOUP STREET: A memoir by Food Not Bombs co-founder, Keith McHenry. Keith will join us to talk about his just published new big book live! The post Expanding Land Grabs of Indigenous Community Lands appeared first on KPFA.

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The director of the international Indian Treaty Council, Andrea Carmen, talks about the expanding land grabs of indigenous community lands; And SOUP STREET: A memoir by Food Not Bombs co-founder, Keith McHenry. Keith will join us to talk about his...

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