I call it the international law of colonization, because Europeans use
this law to colonize Oceania, the New World and Africa as late as the
1880s.
By Miles Morrisseau
‘This is only a first step in correcting some of the wrongs in history’ ...
“Native people went to the UN to talk to church leaders in the 70s to
repudiate these papal bulls, which is an order from the church from the
1400s. The church claimed that they had done away with those bulls and
1539 in a papal bull that said Indians were human beings,” Miller said.
“Well, that's not the way the European countries of the world took it.
And this law developed and as you said, the United States 200 years ago
this year, in the case of Johnson v. M'Intosh,
Chief Justice John Marshall, in the first American Indian law case in
the Supreme Court, adopted the Doctrine of Discovery and applied it to
Indian rights here.”
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By Renae Ditmer
The landmark 1823 Supreme Court case set a precedent that has undermined tribal sovereignty ever since ... continue reading
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By ICT Newscast with Aliyah Chavez
We meet the author behind the book aiming to support young women called
'Sisterhood.' A short film explores the legacy of the Rapid City
boarding schools. The Vatican has repudiated the Doctrine of Discovery.
We discuss its influence on tribal sovereignty ... The Vatican officially repudiated the Doctrine of Discovery
on Thursday morning. This comes after Indigenous peoples across the
world demanded this action. The Doctrine of Discovery originated in the
late 1400s, as justification by the Catholic Church to seize lands that
were not inhabited by Christians. continue reading
The Pope seems to not know about the Doctrine, according to a twitter Native.
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