Jesuit Missionaries in Arizona
( – promoted by navajo) photo credit: Aaron Huey The Spanish missionaries made a four-pronged approach into North America: Florida and the Southeast (beginning in […]
Month: November 2010
Still Dream Obama Signs UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights
( – promoted by navajo) I dreamed Obama signed the UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights, and I still do. Canada has endorsed the UN Declaration […]
A new article of faith: Don’t make the poor balance the budget
( – promoted by oke) By Mark Trahant There is a political article of faith: “Don’t raise taxes during a recession.” Just Google the phrase […]
Indians 101: Murder in Montana (19th Century)
( – promoted by navajo) photo credit: Aaron Huey The West in the nineteenth century was at times violent and this violence was sometimes expressed […]
Open Thread for Nov. 14-20, 2010
photo credit: Aaron Huey What do you want to talk about this week?
Information so my children do not grow up ignorant
My children and I are ignorant, not by choice, to much of our history. What we learned in school is not true yet my educators […]
Growing Up Indian
photo credit: Aaron Huey The Argus Leader has an important and informative series on what it’s like to grow up Indian in South Dakota, on […]
Thank You For Your Service
( – promoted by navajo) photo credit: Aaron Huey A short time ago, as Veterans Affairs Correspondent for Native American Netroots, I was assigned to […]
Mormon Missionaries and the Hopi Indians
( – promoted by navajo) For thousands of years the Hopi Indians have lived in permanent farming villages, called Pueblos by the Spanish. In 1847, […]
Ancient America: The Olmec
( – promoted by navajo) The Aztec were only the last of many great civilizations in Mexico. The mother civilization of all of the Mesoamerican […]