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After surviving genocide, violent relocation and attempts at forced assimilation over five centuries, indigenous nations on this continent are again proving themselves resilient and organized. This, even as we must avoid holiday gatherings in order to protect ourselves, our loved ones, and the public at large, is something for which to be truly thankful.
Julian Casablancas, the lead singer of The Strokes, interviews Amy Goodman in the debut episode of his new Rolling Stone interview series, "S.O.S. — Earth Is a Mess."
After surviving genocide, violent relocation and attempts at forced assimilation over five centuries, indigenous nations on this continent are again proving themselves resilient and organized. This, even as we must avoid holiday gatherings in order to protect ourselves, our loved ones, and the public at large, is something for which to be truly thankful.
Julian Casablancas, the lead singer of The Strokes, interviews Amy Goodman in the debut episode of his new Rolling Stone interview series, "S.O.S. — Earth Is a Mess."