... forms of environmental injustice upon Native peoples. The Article shifts in Part IV to the curr... an area that by 1985 had staved off depopulation in large part because of mining. (122) . The diffe..., which effectively deprives Native Americans of the right to make their own decisions about acc...
...The lives of African Americans in the United States have been profoundly shaped b... 1915-1924 Prior to * Illness and depopulation Age 0-10 1915 of Native Hawaiians * Mahele * Overt...
... have perceived the Arctic--with its small native populations, geographical distance, and brutal cli...(358) . The depopulation of indigenous Alaskan, Canadian Arctic, and Greenl...(370) Americans who opposed the plan (why waste treasury dollars o...
...Throughout the drug war, African Americans have been disproportionately investigated, detaine... seen in cases such as the use of peyote by Native Americans, 303 or ganja by Rastafarians, 304 but...Jacobs, ed. 1996) (describing depopulation and despondency from disease and alcoholism as a k...
... to aver, that Edward Ballard, was a native of Virginia, a citizen and inhabitant of the Unite...The depopulation of a country by the spontaneous co-operating will ... America, is, virtually, to admit, that Americans may be expatriated by an oath of allegiance to Fra...
... among enslaved Africans and African Americans in the late 18th century. In Low Country Georgia, ... due to immigration, forced migration, and Native American displacement. (13) . The earliest attempt...This period witnessed depopulation in Senegambia as famine and the transatlantic slav...
Maybe because of its long and enduring struggle with deindustrialization, depopulation, and an assortment of other urban ills, added to its rich history of urban parks, community gardens, and public arts and murals, Philadelphia has been a unique laboratory for testing out the potential that a city has to beautify its rough urban patches. Economist Susan Wachter, a professor of real estate, finance, and city planning at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, conducted a study offering further proof that such green investments were a win-win for neighborhoods.
...Louis, and Buffalo, N.Y. Americans have gravitated away from these older Rust Belt ci...And just recently, returning Fishtown native Amy Salzman celebrated her 3-year-old daughter's b...
[...] his salvific faith in cotton farming comes at a cost: monocultures such as cotton deplete the soils they are planted in; become more susceptible to pests and erosion and thus require greater inputs of pesticides, herbicides, and labor; and encourage industrialized cultivation techniques that rely on questionable technologies and further trap farmers in cotton production. [...] they offer a means to envision more richly, and empathize with, farmworkers of color, at home and abroad, who - contrary to transnational agribusiness sloganeering - feed and clothe the world, whose "foreign" labor makes "domestic" habitation possible.
... ideologies that disparage African Americans' capacity to interact with their environment, crys...'s The Street (1946) or Richard Wright's Native Son (1940) - devastates nostalgic romanticizations... specter of African Americans' mass depopulation of the South haunts Jonah's Gourd Vine and Their E...
More affecting, perhaps, is that millions of other humans had long coexisted with the grizzly. Native American stories, he notes, "do not whitewash bears"; the animals contain all the power and force that Anglo-American tales convey. "The bears are both good and evil, are valued and respected in either case on an individual basis," but with this difference: "[T]heir inherent right to exist is never an issue." That may be because Indian peoples identified bears "as essentially humans in another form, thus conferred individuality to bears and thus a corpus of rights to bears." Were contemporary Americans to embrace this meld of animal and human, the grizzly might well be revived and, in the process, force a rethinking of the "history of the natural West. So the grizzly bear reminds us. I...
... Plains themselves--will their rapid depopulation lead to the restoration of what some tout as a fut...
There are no longer muddy ruts, treacherous river crossings, waterless stretches of prairie, threats of attack from Plains Indian warriors, cholera, or runaway mule teams, but following the Santa Fe Trail is still an exciting trip. Plan to spend the better part of a week if you want to visit state and national historic sites, walk along the wagon ruts and meet the local residents.
... the story of one of the many groups of Native Americans who were displaced as settlers moved wes...Kansas towns are suffering from depopulation, but many still have handsome buildings lining mai...
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