Dahlia Killsback

Dahlia Killsback, a member of the Cheyenne Northern Tribe and expert in tribal policy, delves into the history of Indigenous Peoples Day and the Doctrine of Discovery, analyzing its impact on land rights. Meanwhile, the lead reporter covers the alarming human cost of Title 42, tracing its origins and the devastating consequences for migrants at the border. Personal stories highlight the struggles faced by those fleeing violence, while volunteers coordinate crucial aid amid complicated immigration policies and ongoing challenges on the ground.

Dahlia Killsback, a Northern Cheyenne tribal citizen and expert in federal Indian policy, discusses Indigenous Peoples Day's significance and the historical implications of the doctrine of discovery. She examines colonialism's roots, federal policy evolution, and ongoing treaty violations while proposing ways to support tribal sovereignty. A reporter unpacks Title 42's role in border enforcement, highlighting the harsh realities faced by expelled migrants and the systemic issues within the immigration system. Personal stories and mutual aid responses bring a humanizing perspective to the ongoing crisis.

Dahlia Killsback, a member of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe, discusses the historical and contemporary significance of Indigenous Peoples Day and critiques federal Indian policy. She highlights the importance of tribal sovereignty and the 'Land Back' movement. Alex Newhouse, an expert in terrorism and gaming, explores innovative approaches to combat radicalization through video games. Together, they address the challenges of content moderation on social media and reflect on the intertwining narratives of politics and narrative-driven games.