Pam the Pioneer
History, Homeschooling, and Homesteading on 46 acres in Montana.
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| Issues | 16 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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Columbus, MAGA, and the Gospel of Empire
We’re taught that Christopher Columbus “sailed the ocean blue” in search of new trade routes. But peel back the grade-school myth, and what you find is far more unsettling: Columbus wasn’t just looking for spices or gold, he was on a self-d...
Nothing New Under the Sun: When a Nation Tears Families Apart
In the name of law and order, America has torn families apart. And this isn’t new.
ICE raids under the Trump administration are shaking the country. Protests have broken out, and the National Guard is now deployed in parts of California. J...
Why We’re Looking for a Second Home in Canada
A few days ago, I shared a deeply personal story about our family’s move from Montana to Canada. I didn’t expect it to reach so many people, but it did. Nearly 10,000 people liked that post, and almost a thousand of you joined this newslett...
“Who Owns the Land?” Black Land Loss and the Fight to Reclaim It
In 1910, Black Americans owned somewhere between 14 and 15 million acres of land. This was a powerful symbol of independence and self-determination, just a generation removed from slavery. Most of it was in the South, bought acre by acre by...
Back to the Land: Why Nature Still Scares Us And Why We Must Return
Did you know that Black people make up less than 2% of visitors to national parks across the United States?
That’s not just a fun fact, it’s a direct line to a deeper, more painful history.
The lack of diversity in national parks isn’t ju...
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