Category: Native American

On a somber day, July 4th, 1903, a fading sun cast long shadows across the landscape as Chief Red Cloud, […]

The quest to reconnect with one’s ancestral language is a deeply personal and often challenging journey. For many, it represents […]

The demographic landscape of the United States is a tapestry woven from diverse threads, each representing a unique cultural heritage […]

The world mourns the passing of a truly extraordinary being. Miracle, the white buffalo, a symbol of hope and peace […]

Carter Camp, a name synonymous with Native American activism and unwavering dedication to indigenous rights, passed away on December 27, […]

The story of Wesley Bad Heart Bull, an Oglala Sioux man born on June 10, 1952, and tragically murdered on […]

Edgar Bear Runner, an Oglala Lakota born on May 28, 1951, in Porcupine, South Dakota, is a figure deeply intertwined […]

Frank Blackhorse, also known as Francis DeLuca or Frank Leonard Deluca, is a figure shrouded in mystery and controversy, primarily […]

For many Native Americans residing on reservations, interaction with the federal government is primarily channeled through two key agencies: the […]

The establishment of reservations dramatically reshaped the landscape of Native American life. Once expansive tribal territories were reduced to mere […]

The history of Native American reservations in the United States is a complex and often tragic narrative, marked by shifting […]

The quality of life experienced on many Native American reservations within the United States paints a stark and troubling picture, […]