The people of Guam continue to suffer as a colony of the United States. Although they are considered U.S. citizens, and have fought and died in unparalleled numbers in American wars, Guam's people cannot vote for U.S. president or have a voting representative in U.S. Congress.
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Blog includes but not limited to: personal interests, dilettante daybook entries, assorted island information, possibly some humor, plus a little bit slambook, and a touch of soapbox on occasion.
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By Leo Babauta When I was younger, I had a hard time doing some basic
things like: I always knew that I “should” do these things, but they felt
like too ...
Why Can't I Be...Indigenous Without You
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I've pasted below a column written by Chamoru writer and filmmaker Dan Ho,
that he penned by the Guam Daily post in 2021 to both commemorative and
cri...
We are 1JUANOne
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Happy Birthday to those with real minds, hearts and spirits that truly feel
and sometimes with technology attached to these important elements that
make a ...
AngeloVillagomez.com
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I started this website in 2004 in the months after I graduated from ...
Not One More Acre
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*We Are Guåhan launches “Not One More Acre” initiative*
The Department of Defense controls almost 36,000 acres on Guam
– more than ¼ of the ent...
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