The Pacific Islands are, well, tiny, and often go unnoticed, except by the US military. Guam was made a US territory in 1898, and what’s happened to its indigenous Chamorro population and its environment is a case study in how militarism and colonialism operate. Craig Santos Perez writes about Guam, its people, and their ongoing struggle for self-determination.
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