UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The United Nations General Assembly on Friday voted to allow Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to address its annual meeting of world leaders by video after the United States revoked his visa last month. The motion passed by a vote of 145-5, with six abstentions.

I wish people actually understood the difference between free speech and hate speech.

When you’re a radio host, it’s hard to not lead the convo when being a guest on a show. Thanks for having me CBC’s Commotion.

Had a wonderful time with @pampalmater.com on @wordsandculture.bsky.social re the Mi’kmaw language. Wela’lin for the opportunity. Please have a listen: www.wordsandculture.ca/episode/the-...

Word of the Week! Uggbeganjig — a Mi’kmaq word for Eel River Bar First Nation. Did you know that every First Nation has its own name in their Indigenous language? Supporting language revitalization can start with something simple: learning and using the original names of First Nations.

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He is the embodiment of what it means to share our culture with the world. He is a marathon runner with a law degree and is the host of the TV show Mi’kmagi. Jarvis talks about the return to original place names.

We are back with the first episode of the Mi’kmaq series! Join the host Pam Palmater as she introduces us to Jarvis Googoo who speaks all over the Maritimes about Mi’kmaq history and culture.

How long will the world let this genocide go on? www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblo...

Imogen Faith Reid better get an Emmy for her work in Good American Family. She is creepy as hell.

Hey America, remember all those “government workers” being fired or downsized are Americans doing American jobs. Your president hates you.

Listen now on #Spotify, #ApplePodcasts, our website, or at participating radio stations on our website. Celebrate the National Indigenous Languages Day with us!

Language is more than just a word. It’s about having a deep connection with your loved ones, identity, and culture. In this emotionally-packed episode, host Tracey Kim Bonneau sits down with her daughter to share the challenges and joys of reclaiming their language while raising the next generation.

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On #TransDayOfVisibility, we recognize and celebrate Indigenous trans and Two-Spirit people reclaiming their languages, identities, and stories. Language holds power, and everyone deserves to see themselves reflected in it.

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Ok so only Yt people who contributed to anything are listed on US govt websites and all others are erased cause 47 is a fucking racist? That’s the correct understanding white? I mean right.

"60 Minutes" for the win again: "The original Marine Band concert would have been seen by hundreds. Here, tonight, these musicians are being heard by millions." www.cbsnews.com/news/concert...

Thank you to all the retired musicians that stepped up to make this happen

I feel really sorry for Americans.

Pro Palestinian is not antisemitism. #fuck47 #goof

Word of the Week! Sangee Lass (pronounced: sung ee lah) — a Haida word for Good Day. Start your weekend strong by adding this word to your vocabulary and share it with someone to brighten their day. ☀️ Does your language have a greeting phrase? If so, share it with us in the comments! 🔽

Might save a life.

Perhaps the American media needs to start saying Americans who are veterans, Americans who work for the federal government, instead of just veterans and federal workers. This would instill 47 and doge are firing AMERICANS! The very people they claim to want to employ cause

Learning a new language isn’t just about words— it’s about building new ways to communicate, connecting with communities, and celebrating Indigenous culture! 🌎✨ Build your vocabulary today at our website www.wordsandculture.ca/resources/

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Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at this incredible memorial pole, carved by Haida artists Jaalan and Gwaai Edenshaw for their father Guujaaw. Hear more about their process and the meaning behind the pole in The Haida Way of Being episode! 🎧✨

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In case you missed it on Monday… Episode 2 of Words and Culture dropped. Listen to host Kristi Lane Sinclair share how the potlatch ban affected the Haida.

Word of the Week! XUUX — “it’s an expression of slickness so if something is pretty XUUX, you can rest assured that it’s pretty slick” — Gwaai Edenshaw, a guest on “It Takes A Village” episode

Join Kristi Lane Sinclair in this new episode with special guest Diane Brown as she shares her experiences in becoming a storyteller of Haida legends! Remember to listen, subscribe, and stream us on @spotify, @applepodcasts, our website, or at participating radio stations listed on our website. 🎧✨

Remember to listen, subscribe, and stream us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, our website, or at participating radio stations listed on our website. 🎧✨

In case you missed it yesterday… Episode Three of Words and Culture just dropped. Join host Kristi Lane Sinclair in this new episode with special guest Diane Brown as she shares her experiences in becoming a storyteller of Haida legends!

All the episodes available to stream now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and on our website! What’s your mother language? Comment below!

Words and Culture was created to celebrate Indigenous languages by inviting speakers and learners of the language to the show. We welcome you to join us as our hosts journey into their culture and languages: Haida, Haudenosaunee, Cree, Athabaskan, Anishinaabe, and Inuktitut.

Word of the Week! Xaad Kil — a Haida word for the Haida language.

Episode four of Words and Culture drops today! Here is a fun little outtake that didn’t make the final cut but we really wanted to share it with you. Remember to listen, subscribe, and stream us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, our website, or at participating radio stations listed on our website. 🎧✨

She has produced and written media for gallery and broadcast with 2Ro Media since 2015. In 2020, she won Best Music Video at the American Indian Film Festival for Ego of a Nation. In 2021, January took home an ImagineNATIVE award for Best Experimental Sound for her sound piece The Struggle Within.

January Rogers is a Mohawk/Tuscarora writer from Six Nations of the Grand River. She owns and operates Ojistoh Publishing and Productions. She works in page poetry, spoken word, performance poetry, video poetry and sound artist.

#throwbackthursday to one of our hosts from Season One! Catch up with January Rogers on a journey into the Words and Culture of the Haudenosaunee by listening to all the episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or at our website!

Word of the Week! Kwii wass — a Haida word for canoe. Does your language have a word for canoe? If so, share it with us in the comments below! 👇🏼

A little behind-the-scenes gem to celebrate the release of Episode Five of #WordsAndCulture today. Give it a listen! Remember to listen, subscribe, and stream us on #Spotify, #ApplePodcasts, our website, or at participating radio stations listed on our website. 🎧✨

In case you’ve missed it yesterday… Ep 5 is out now! Help us spread the love and appreciation of Indigenous Languages by giving us a listen and share with your friends! ❤️🪶

Dems look like they're bidding on fascism at a silent auction

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Irish whiskey is waaay better anyways.