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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Tåke' Biha: The Flower that Makes You Smile
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It is a joyous point in every Chamoru child’s life when you discover this
yellow flower, which has a name that will make you giggle endlessly, tåke’
bih...
A poem for the Father Dueñas Class of 1995
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I never wanted not needed to go to your high school, but they were
preparing me for the Seminary you baboons,
I shall never forget how you made me feel, wa...
A Month of Reflection
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By Leo Babauta We’re entering the last month of the year, and for many of
us, it’s a darker and quieter season. It’s the perfect time for reflection.
I l...
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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