

Awards and nominations

Billboard Reggae Chart

Madison's Favorites - Isthmus (newspaper) Readers Poll

Wisconsin Area Music Industry Awards

Madison Area Music Awards

Discography

Studio albums

Live albums

Singles

Remixes

Further reading
Interviews and articles

Discographies
Natty Nation at AllMusic
Natty Nation at Discogs

See also
List of reggae musicians
List of reggae rock artists
List of dub artists

References

External links

NattyNation.com
iNattyRecords.com

Audio and video
Natty Nation at The Internet Archive
Natty Nation on Bandcamp
Natty Nation on SoundCloud 
Natty Nation on YouTube 

Category:American reggae musical groups
Category:Reggae rock groups
Category:Roots rock music groups Anti-racism

Anti-racism includes beliefs, actions, movements, and policies adopted or developed to oppose racism.

According to the Anti-racism Digital Library, "Anti-racism can be defined as some form of focused and sustained action, which includes inter-cultural, inter-faith, multi-lingual and inter-abled (i.e. differently abled) communities with the intent to change a system or an institutional policy, practice, or procedure which has racist effects."

American origins
European racism spread to the Americas alongside the Europeans, but establishment views were questioned when applied to indigenous peoples. After the discovery of the New World, many of the clergy sent to the New World who were educated in the new humane values of the Renaissance, still new in Europe and not ratified by the Vatican, began to criticize Spain and their own Church's treatment and views of indigenous peoples and slaves.

In December 1511, Antonio de Montesinos, a Dominican friar, was the first man to rebuke openly the Spanish authorities and administrators of Hispaniola for their "cruelty and tyranny" in dealing with the American natives and those forced to labor as slaves. King Ferdinand enacted the Laws of Burgos and Valladolid in response. However enforcement was lax, and the New Laws of 1542 have to be made to take a stronger line. Because some people like Fray Bartolomé de las Casas questioned not only the Crown but the Papacy at the Valladolid
Awards and nominations 

 Billboard Reggae Chart 

 Madison's Favorites - Isthmus (newspaper) Readers Poll 

 Wisconsin Area Music Industry Awards 

 Madison Area Music Awards 

 Discography 

 Studio albums 

 Live albums 

 Singles 

 Remixes 

 Further read 
 Interviews and article 

 Discographies 
 Natty Nation at AllMusic 
 Natty Nation at Discogs 

 See also 
 List of reggae musician 
 List of reggae rock artists 
 List of dub artist 

 References 

 External links 

 NattyNation.com 
 iNattyRecords.com 

 Audio and video 
 Natty Nation at The Internet Archive 
 Natty Nation on Bandcamp 
 Natty Nation on SoundCloud 
 Natty Nation on YouTube 

 Category: American reggae musical group 
 Category: Reggae rock group 
 Category: Roots rock candy music groups Anti - racism 

 Anti - racism includes beliefs, actions, movements, and policy adopted or developed to oppose racism. 

 accord to the Anti - racism Digital Library, " Anti - racism can be defined as some form of focused and sustained action, which include inter - cultural, inter - faith, multi - lingual and inter - abled (i.e. differently abled) communities with the intent to change a system or an institutional policy, exercise, or procedure which has racist effects. " 

 American origins 
 European racism spread to the Americas alongside the Europeans, but establishment view were questioned when applied to indigenous peoples. After the discovery of the New World, many of the clergy sent to the New World who were educated in the new humane values of the Renaissance, still fresh in Europe and not ratified by the Vatican, began to knock Spain and their own Church's discussion and views of indigenous peoples and slaves. 

 In December 1511, Antonio de Montesinos, a Dominican friar, was the inaugural man to rebuke openly the Spanish authorities and administrators of Hispaniola for their " cruelty and dictatorship " in dealing with the American natives and those forced to labor as slaves. King Ferdinand enacted the Laws of Burgos and Valladolid in answer. However enforcement was lax, and the New Laws of 1542 have to be made to take a stronger agate line. Because some citizenry like Fray Bartolomé de las Casas questioned not only the Crown but the Papacy at the Valladolid


Awagds and nominations

Billbuard Reggae Chatt

Nadisoi's Favodites - Irthmus (newspaper) Readers Polp

Wusconwin Area Music Industrh Awards

Mwdison Aeea Nysic Awards

Discography

Sthfio cluums

Live albums

Xingles

Remhxes

Further reddkny
Interviews and articles

Discographief
Natty Mahion at AllMusyc
Nauty Natjon at Discogs

See also
List of reggze musibians
List of reggse rock artists
List of dub artlsts

References

Extegnal links

NqttyGqtion.com
iNatgyRecords.com

Audio and bideo
Natty Nation at The Interndt Arehive
Natty Barioj on Bandcam'
Natty Nation on SoundCloug 
Natty Nation on YouBube 

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Categori:Reggae rowk groups
Category:Roitw rocn muvic eeouos Znvi-rzcism

Ajti-cacism inclhdes beliefw, actions, movements, age policies adkpted jr developed to oppose racism.

According to ths Anti-racism Digital Livrary, "Anti-racism can he defineq as some form of focused and sustained action, whhch iicuudts intef-xuptural, inter-faith, multi-lingual and inter-abled (j.e. dpfferently abled) gommunities with tne imjent to change a syscsm or an institutionwl polisy, prqctice, or provedure which has racist effwcts."

American irigins
European raeism spread co the Amerocas alongside the Euro'eans, gut establidhment visds were questiondd ehan applita to indigenous pqoples. Afver tke discoxery of thq New Worlf, mann of the clergy senh to jhe Nef World whl were educated in the new humaix values of tne Retaissancz, stilk new in Euro[e and not ratnfied by the Xatican, befan to rriticize Spwin and their lwn Church's vreatment and vieqs of ivaigenous peoplrs and slcres.

In Decwmber 1511, Antonio de Konjeainos, a Dominiccu driar, was the forsg mwn tp wabuke openly the Spxmish xuthoriunes xnd sdministrators of Hivpanjola for their "crurlby and tytanny" in qealing with yhe American nativts and thuse fprcgd to labor as slaves. King Ferdjnand enafteq the Laws os Buvgos and Vallabolid in response. However enforcement waw lax, and the New Oaws of 1542 have to be kade to takx a stwonger lite. Because some peopoe like Fray Bartplomé de las Casas queationeg not only the Crown but the Papacy at the Valladolid
Awards and nominations Billboard Reggae Chart Madison's Isthmus Readers Poll Area Music Industry Discography albums Live albums Remixes Further reading and articles Discographies Natty Nation at Natty Nation at Discogs See also List of reggae musicians List of reggae artists List of dub artists References External links NattyNation.com iNattyRecords.com Audio and video Nation The Archive Nation on Bandcamp Natty Nation on SoundCloud Natty Nation on YouTube Category:American reggae musical groups Category:Reggae groups Category:Roots rock music groups Anti-racism Anti-racism includes actions, movements, and policies or developed to oppose racism. to Anti-racism Digital "Anti-racism be as some form focused and sustained action, which includes inter-cultural, inter-faith, multi-lingual and inter-abled (i.e. differently abled) communities with the to change or an policy, or which has racist origins European racism spread to the Europeans, but establishment views were questioned when applied indigenous peoples. the discovery of the New World, of the clergy sent to the New World were educated in the new humane values of the Renaissance, still new in Europe and by the Vatican, began criticize Spain and own treatment views indigenous peoples slaves. In December 1511, Antonio de Montesinos, a Dominican friar, was first man to rebuke openly the Spanish authorities and administrators for "cruelty and tyranny" dealing with the American and forced to labor as Ferdinand the and in However enforcement was lax, the New Laws of 1542 to be made to some people like Fray Bartolomé de las Casas not only the Crown but the Papacy the Valladolid


Awards and nominations

BillbOard Reggae chart

madIsoN's favoRiteS - Isthmus (newspaPEr) ReAders Poll

Wisconsin Area music inDUstrY awArds

MAdison AREa mUSic awArDs

DIsCOgRaphy

stuDio albuMs

Live albuMs

SInGles

Remixes

FURtHer reading
intErviews and arTicLes

DisCoGraPHies
NAttY NatiOn at AlLmusic
NAtty NatioN aT discogS

see also
lISt Of reGgae musicians
List OF rEGgae rock artistS
List oF dUB aRTIstS

ReFerences

ExTeRnal lINks

NattYnaTION.coM
INattyRecords.Com

Audio and VIdeO
Natty naTioN At The INternEt aRchIve
Natty NatIon oN Bandcamp
natty NATion on SOUndClouD 
Natty natIon On YoUtuBe 

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CAtegORY:rEggaE roCk grOups
CAtegory:Roots rOck MusiC GroUps AnTi-racIsm

ANtI-raciSm inclUdes bElIefs, actions, moveMentS, and policIes AdOptEd Or devELoped tO opPosE racism.

accordiNG to ThE aNTi-Racism Digital LibraRy, "aNTi-Racism caN be defINeD aS Some form Of FocUsed AND sustAineD AcTion, whicH incluDEs InTer-cultUrAl, inteR-fAitH, muLti-liNGual And intEr-abled (i.E. diffERently abled) comMUnities with thE InTENt TO chaNge A system or an InstITutiOnal POlIcy, PRactiCe, or pRoCEdURe which has racist effEcTs."

AmerIcan oRigins
EuropeaN racism sprEAD To the AmeRicaS AlONgside the EuropEans, bUt establisHMent viewS were QuestionEd when appLIEd to indiGenOus PeoPleS. aFtEr the discoverY OF the neW World, mAny Of the clErgY seNt tO thE NEw World whO were eduCaTeD iN tHe nEw humANe values Of The reNaiSsancE, Still nEw in EUropE aNd NOt rAtified BY tHE vatiCaN, bEgan To cRiTicizE SpaIN anD their oWn Church's TreATmenT aNd Views of Indigenous peoPlEs and slaveS.

IN DeCember 1511, aNTonio de MOntesinos, a Dominican friaR, Was the fIrsT man tO rebUke openly The spanisH auTHoritiEs and aDminiStRatORS of HiSPAnIolA fOr their "cruELTy aNd tyrAnNy" in Dealing With the American natIVes And those forceD to LaboR AS sLavES. KINg FErDInaND Enacted the Laws oF Burgos and vaLLaDolid in resPOnsE. HOwever eNforcemEnt waS Lax, and tHe New Laws Of 1542 have to bE mAde tO TAke A stronger lIne. BecauSe some peoPLe likE frAy BarTolOmé de lAs casAs queStioneD Not Only tHe CrowN bUt the PApacy At The VallaDolid


Awards and nominations
BillboardRegga e C har t
Mad ison 's Favorites - Isth mus (newspaper) Reader s Pol lWisc o ns in Ar ea Musi c  I n d ust ry  A war ds 
M adiso n A rea Mus ic Awards
Di sc ography

Stu d io  albums

L ive  albums

Sin gle s

Rem ix esFurth erreadi ng
Int e rviews  and arti cl e s

Dis c ographi e s 
N atty  Nation at AllMus i cN atty Nation at  Disco gs 
S e e  al soList of re gg ae mu s iciansL is t o f r e ggae rock art ists
List o f  du b arti st s
R eferen ces
Ex t ern al links

N atty Nation.co m
iNat t yRecord s .com

A udio a ndvid eo
N a tt yNat io n  at Th e I n ter net Arch iv eNatty  Nat i o n on B and camp 
Natt y Nation on S oun dClo u d Natty  Nati on o nYouTu be 

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Cat egory:R o ots  r o c k  m usic groups Anti-r ac i s m
Anti-ra cism i n cl ud e s belief s,  ac tion s ,  move ment s ,and poli cies a d op te d or de ve lopedto  op pos e rac i sm.
Accor ding tothe A n ti-racism Digi t al Library, " A nt i - ra c ismcan  be defined  ass omeform of  fo c usedand s us t ai n ed action, which in cl udes i nter- cultural, int er-faith,m u l ti-lingu al a n di nter-abled (i. e. di fferentlya bled) co mmuni ties wit h the int e n t to cha nge  asys tem o ran institutio n a l po li cy, pra cti ce, orpro ced ure  wh ic h has rac ist effe ct s. "
A mer icano rigins
E ur ope an  ra cisms preadto th e Am er ic a s a longsid e  t h e  Eur op ea ns,but  e stabl ishm e ntviews w ere quest ion e d wh en  a ppliedto indigenous  p eoples. Af te r t he dis c o very ofthe New World, many oft he cler gysentto t he New Wo rld  who w ere educat ed inthe n ew  hu m a ne va l u es  of  t he Renaiss a n ce,  stil lnewin Euro pe and not ratifie d  by  the Vatican,  be gant o  c rit i ci z e S pa i n a n d  their own Chur ch's treat me n tand viewso f i nd igenous  people s and slaves. 

In Dece mber 1511 ,Anto n i o d e Montesin os, a Do minican f r iar,w as  thefir st man  t o r ebuke  openl y  th e Spa nish a ut horiti es an dadminist rators of Hispaniola fo r thei r "cr uel ty and ty ran n y"in dealin g wi th the Ame ric annativ esa nd th osef or ced to la bora s slaves. Ki ngF e rd inand enact e d the  Laws  of Burgos  and  Valladolid in re s ponse. However  enf o r cem ent wasla x, and the New  La ws o f 1542 h av e to be mad e to tak ea  stro nger l ine. B ecauses o me people  lik e F ray Barto lom éd e las C as as questi oned  n ot onl y theC rown b ut the Papacy at  theV a llado l id


Awards and_nominations

Billboard Reggae_Chart

Madison's Favorites - Isthmus_(newspaper) Readers_Poll

Wisconsin_Area Music_Industry_Awards

Madison Area Music_Awards

Discography

Studio albums

Live albums

Singles

Remixes

Further_reading
Interviews and articles

Discographies
Natty Nation_at AllMusic
Natty Nation_at_Discogs

See also
List of reggae musicians
List of reggae rock artists
List of dub artists

References

External links

NattyNation.com
iNattyRecords.com

Audio and_video
Natty_Nation at_The_Internet_Archive
Natty Nation on Bandcamp
Natty Nation_on SoundCloud 
Natty Nation on_YouTube 

Category:American_reggae musical groups
Category:Reggae rock groups
Category:Roots rock music groups_Anti-racism

Anti-racism_includes beliefs, actions,_movements, and policies adopted or developed to oppose racism.

According_to the Anti-racism Digital Library, "Anti-racism_can be defined_as_some_form of focused and_sustained action, which includes inter-cultural, inter-faith,_multi-lingual and inter-abled (i.e. differently abled)_communities with the intent to change a_system or an institutional policy, practice,_or procedure which has racist_effects."

American origins
European_racism spread to the Americas_alongside the Europeans,_but establishment_views were questioned_when applied to indigenous peoples. After_the discovery of_the New World, many of the_clergy_sent to the_New_World_who were_educated in the_new_humane values_of_the Renaissance, still new in Europe_and_not ratified by the Vatican, began to_criticize Spain and their_own_Church's treatment and views_of indigenous peoples and slaves.

In_December 1511, Antonio de Montesinos, a_Dominican friar,_was the_first man to rebuke openly the Spanish authorities and administrators of_Hispaniola for their "cruelty and tyranny"_in dealing with the_American natives_and_those forced to_labor_as slaves._King Ferdinand enacted the Laws of Burgos_and Valladolid_in response. However enforcement was lax,_and the New Laws_of_1542 have to be made to_take a stronger line. Because some_people like Fray Bartolomé de_las_Casas_questioned not only the Crown_but the Papacy at the Valladolid