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Featured photo by Lorena-Jasis Wallace. Image description: An easel white board stands in the forefront and reads, "Interrupting Oppression 101," while workshop participants in the background sit at picnic tables with their heads down and writing.             Instead of sitting at a table that we don’t even

Published September 28, 2017 We meet where Barlow Lane ends and opens up to a grassy valley. At the south end of Bishop where her ancestors are buried sits the Sunland Cemetery. Just outside its entrance Jolie and I eat burgers and fries on Jolie’s tailgate and find joy

Cover image from Radical Indigenous Survivance and Empowerment (R.I.S.E.). To honor and respect the tribes mentioned in this article, no visual representation of any sacred items, dances, ceremonies, photographs, etc. will be shown. History of Native Imagery in Art                   If you have ever seen historic black and

The North Face came out with a marketing campaign called, “Walls are meant for climbing,” which ignores the reality of walls and borders, particularly during this time of crisis for immigrant communities. With the Trump administration terminating Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, DACA, 800,000 young people will be stripped

At Terra Incognita Media we have made many mistakes that fall in the category of white feminism. We are here to call ourselves out and be an example of what not to do. Warning: This essay is a prime example of white feminism. Without realizing it, I very carelessly co-

“One person’s terra incognita is another’s home.” – Nisi Shawl No matter how many times some may call them “pristine,” or “untouched,” the lands and waters in the United States that we recreate in and upon were not “virgin” before 1492. In making national parks and other landscapes part

Cover photo courtesy of Utah Business Magazine The fight to keep the Bears Ears a National Monument has the outdoor community clamoring to speak on why this place is “spiritual” to them, that it summons “out of body experiences and how their athleticism is “ritualistic.” The erasure of Native American