Category: Native American

The Spirit Of Wounded Knee Lives On as a somber and enduring testament to a pivotal, and tragically violent, chapter […]

For decades, the University of Minnesota (UMN) has been actively engaged in a concerted effort to increase the representation of […]

The movement to address and rectify place names considered offensive or derogatory, particularly those directed towards Native Americans, has been […]

For decades, the silver screen, particularly in Hollywood, has often depicted Native Americans through a distorted lens. Stereotypes of "savages," […]

The Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma, a federally recognized Native American tribe, maintains specific and well-defined criteria for determining citizenship. […]

Navigating the vast ocean of information available through search engines can be a daunting task. Millions of websites are indexed, […]

The Battle of the Little Big Horn, a name etched in the annals of American history, resonates with both triumph […]

The Yurok Tribe, the largest federally recognized Indian tribe in California, has taken a significant step in combating the opioid […]

Zitkala-Ša, meaning "Red Bird" in Lakota, born in 1876 and passing away in 1938, stands as a towering figure in […]

This comprehensive single-volume work, The Reader’s Companion to American History, stands as a monumental achievement in historical scholarship. Spanning over […]

The Devils Lake Sioux Indian Reservation, a significant area in east-central North Dakota, has a rich history and unique characteristics. […]