American Indian Sacred Places
( – promoted by navajo) Indian people have a great variety of different places which are considered to be sacred. Some of these are structures […]
Month: December 2009
We’Wha, Zuni Berdache
( – promoted by navajo) In 1882 a Washington, D.C. newspaper reported: “Society has had recently a notable addition in the shape of an Indian […]
The Berdache
( – promoted by navajo) In American society today there is some debate over gender and sexual identities. While there are some who are that […]
The Native American Church
( – promoted by navajo) One of the largest pan-Indian spiritual movements during the past two centuries has been the Native American Church. This is […]
Healing Turtle Island
Here is the official website for Healing Turtle Island. The video is now up from the Reconciliation Ceremony between the Dutch Collegiate Church and three […]
The Bureau of Indian Affairs
( – promoted by navajo) In discussions about American Indians, one of the terms which often comes up is the BIA or Bureau of Indian […]
There Was No Centennial for Indian Territory
( – promoted by navajo) Source “Brand new state, Brand new state, gonna treat you great! Gonna give you barley, carrots and pertaters, Pasture fer […]
Smudging, Paint, & Dreamcatchers
( – promoted by navajo) While there are more than 500 distinct American Indian cultural traditions in North America, those of the Northern Plains-Montana, the […]
Recognizing Genocide Denial Against American Indians
The extent to which a Nation denies the genocide it has committed is a measure of that Nation’s social conscience. The social conscience of the […]
Breaking News: Cobell v Salazar Settled
( – promoted by navajo) A negotiated settlement has ended the Cobell v Salazar suit involving trust management. As reported in an earlier diary, the […]