Category: Native American

The Dawes Rolls, officially known as the Final Rolls of Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes, represent a […]

The tapestry of American history is woven with threads of resilience, adaptation, and the complex interplay of diverse cultures. Among […]

The history of the American West is often painted with broad strokes, focusing on cowboys, pioneers, and conflicts between settlers […]

For generations, the narrative of the American West has largely overlooked the significant contributions and experiences of African Americans who […]

The saga of the American West is often painted with broad strokes, focusing on cowboys, pioneers, and conflicts between settlers […]

The annals of American history often obscure the complex and interwoven narratives of African Americans and Native Americans, particularly in […]

The saga of the American West is often told through a lens that focuses primarily on European settlers and Native […]

The Wichita, also known historically as the Atakapan people, possess a rich and complex oral tradition that explains their origins, […]

(Last Updated: 21 years ago) This piece, a Tanka poem by BeiYin, offers a poignant exploration of existential despair and […]

Dreams, those elusive nocturnal narratives, have captivated humanity for millennia. From ancient civilizations to modern psychology, the interpretation of dreams […]

Last Updated: 21 years AUTHOR: Terrance H. Booth, Sr., Director, Native Nations Sustainable Alliance The vision for a revitalized and […]

The wisdom of indigenous cultures often resonates with profound insights into the cyclical nature of existence and humanity’s place within […]