Native Americans Express Outrage Over Supreme Court Decision
The unique style and cadence of Native American speakers living on the reservation, Native American English, is flourishing across North America
Rapid City mayor admits to some racial divide
US Department of Interior releases results from its investigation into abuse and death at nationwide institutions for Native youth
Frauds become institutional decision-makers and government policy advisers
Hotel's owner says on social media that Native Americans are no longer allowed on property
From press protections in tribal constitutions to new funding models, Native American journalists push for editorial independence
Responding to claims that the show misappropriates Native tradition, Actor Mo Brings Plenty says, 'We have not given anything away'
Too soon to 'jump for joy'
Bill would provide $230 million to help build, support Alaska Native water, sewer systems, but how much can Washington deliver?
‘We sometimes want easier explanations for the past,’ says author Brenda Child, a citizen of the Red Lake band of Chippewa.
‘There’s evidence that in some cases, tubercular students would have to share beds with healthy students’
What began as an educational program degenerated into a source of cheap labor
Despite 'endearing anecdotes,' Fort Marion was no summer camp
Why saying 'sorry' by itself might not be enough
Congresswoman Maxine Waters tells tribes they will lose funding if they don't give citizenship to Freedmen, descendants of emancipated slaves
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