The Camp Grant Massacre
( – promoted by navajo) During the 1870s most non-Indian residents of Arizona developed xenophobia, paranoia, fear, and an attitude of genocide with regard to […]
Month: January 2011
THANK YOU from Rosebud Rez: Photos of your propane donations
I requested of Sherry Cornelius to kindly ask to take photos of the recipients of your donations for propane for Rosebud reservation over the last […]
Ancient America: Misconceptions about Moundbuilders
( – promoted by navajo) As the first Europeans began to move into the Ohio River valley area, they found numerous ancient earthen mounds. Many […]
The Eastern Cherokee and the Right to Vote
( – promoted by navajo) The struggle of African-Americans to obtain the right to vote has been well documented, but the struggle for American Indian […]
Ancient America: Utah
( – promoted by navajo) Ten thousand years ago, Native American people in what is now Utah had a lifeway that was centered around a […]
Alcatraz: The Rock That Hit the Water
Via Brenda Norrell at CENSORED NEWS How the lives of women occupying Alcatraz were changed. Film trailer 2010. Filmmaker Miho Aida plans to finish this […]
Bringing Rural Minorities into the Netroots Fold
( – promoted by navajo) I live in rural Rio Arriba County in the mountains of northern New Mexico. While my community covers a geographic […]
Native American Food: Camas
( – promoted by navajo) The Plateau Culture Area is the region which extends east from the Cascade Mountains in Washington to the Rocky Mountains […]
American Indian Biography: John Rollin Ridge, Cherokee Writer
( – promoted by navajo) When John Rollin Ridge died in 1867 he was eulogized as one of California’s great poets and political commentator. To […]
Band-Aid for the Lakotas: But a directly applied one
Cross-posted at Daily Kos I’d like to give you small update on our recent request for propane help. This past Friday I posted a familiar […]