This is great: In light of Trump’s presidential win, Tohono O’odham Nation tribal leaders said they would refuse to support building a border wall on their land. “Over my dead.
The obvious solution to the North Dakota pipeline protests is just to reroute the thing so that it stays far away from the reservations. This is not rocket science, even.
Rob Parkinson, a colleague from my master's program many years ago, has a great editorial in the Times on the connections between the fear of slave revolts and American independence..
This is a really powerful piece about how indigenous peoples in South America have integrated the horrors of the rubber baron era into their oral histories and storytelling style. “After.
A useful story on how energy companies place pipelines as close to Native American reservation land as possible without any input (or very little anyway) from Native Americans themselves. This.
Join us Sat., April 2, Winslow, AZ for a vigil @ 3 PM to demand #Justice4Loreal. @apachesk8boards @douglasmilesart pic.twitter.com/8iejsHCnbt— The Red Nation (@The_Red_Nation) March 30, 2016 The Black Lives Matter.
Yesterday in 1909, the great Lakota leader Red Cloud died. He's someone you all might have heard of but probably don't know very much about. Heather Cox Richardson helps you.
The legendary American Indian Movement activist is dead. Let's remember him through the song Kris Kristofferson wrote about him.
