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The California missions: A lot worse than most people realize

Posted on February 2, 2022 by Stephen Carr Hampton

It’s dawned on me that the California’s missions were a lot worse that most people realize—objectively a cross between the ISIS theocratic state and Nazi concentration camps. Call it California’s Gulag Archipelago. European visitors at the time were horrified by … Continue reading →

Posted in news | Tagged California missions, chumash, death rate, el camino real, fourth grade mission project, Junipero, Kumeyaay, revolt, San Juan Capistrano, Santa Barbara, Serra, Walker Pass | 9 Comments

Protest Vandalism by Native Americans Considered a Hate Crime Against Spanish Missionaries

Posted on September 29, 2015 by Stephen Carr Hampton

In a surprising twist, the victims of genocide, who vandalized statues and gravestones of their ancestor’s oppressors, may be charged with a hate crime. The incident occurred last weekend at the Spanish mission in Carmel in the wake of the … Continue reading →

Posted in news | Tagged Carmel, hate crime, Junipero, mission, Native American history, Serra | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Junipero

The California missions: A lot worse than most people realize

Protest Vandalism by Native Americans Considered a Hate Crime Against Spanish Missionaries

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