And I'm going to Howman Takiapi, this is Nick Estes with the Red Nation podcast.

Today's episode is recordings from Indigenous for Palestine commemorating one year of genocide, beginning in October 7th,

2023, and the audacity of Palestinian resistance.

You'll hear the voices of indigenous relatives

throughout Turtle Island,

as well as throughout the world,

reading reflections commemorating this week, this month, looking back at one year of genocide and resistance.

And I will start with reading mine.

You can find these essays on indigenous for Palestine.org.

This one is titled settler, Self-Defense, and Native Liberation.

By me.

The genocidal assault on Palestinian life is also ideological,

with firm roots in Turtle Island. The United States supplies more than

bombs. It also supplies the media narrative justifying the slaughter of

Palestinians and the colonization of their lands. The Atlantic magazine has become the veritable

mouthpiece for what can be called anti-Antizyanism. This pro-Genocide position, standard across corporate media outlets, has only

hardened since the intensification of the Zionist-led genocide against Palestinians one year ago.

Last December I reluctantly took a phone call from the Atlantic writer Michael Powell

who claimed in an email, to be writing, quote, a piece looking at the concept

of Turtle Island within the context of struggles around Native and Palestinian rights, end quote.

I made clear that his magazine was profoundly anti-Palestinian

and therefore anti-Indiginous,

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