Luna Reyna

Luna Reyna is the Indigenous Affairs Reporter at Crosscut. Luna is proud of her Little Shell Chippewa and Mexican heritage and is passionate about reporting that sheds light on colonial white supremacist systems of power.

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State Power Bodies, Gender & Health State Power State Power Land, Labor & Extraction State Power

The Chinook Indian Tribe calls for restoration of federal recognition

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Recent abortion bans highlight the continued barriers to reproductive justice for Indigenous people

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Recent abortion bans highlight the continued barriers to reproductive justice for Indigenous people

Seattle activists urge for continued advocacy for Black lives under Biden presidency

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Seattle activists urge for continued advocacy for Black lives under Biden presidency

‘Free them all’: Organizers fight to release immigrants from detention

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No child is irredeemably corrupt. It’s time to abolish life without parole sentences for juveniles

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Louisiana activists’ life or death battle against environmental racism

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