Kansas Land Sharks and the Kickapoo Indians
During the 19th and much of the 20th century, the American federal administration of Indian affairs can be characterized by several concerns. First, while the […]
During the 19th and much of the 20th century, the American federal administration of Indian affairs can be characterized by several concerns. First, while the […]
In some Native American traditions, at the time of creation each one of the plant people was given two gifts: the power of beauty and […]
For thousands of years Indian people have lived and prospered in the Great Basin by exploiting the natural resources of the area. For Indian people […]
While the Inka are the best-known pre-Columbian civilization in South America, there were other earlier and longer-lasting highly developed civilizations. Tiwanaku (also spelled Tiahuanaco and […]
In honor of my mother, THE FLORA SOMBRERO LIND NAVAJO ENDOWMENT FUND has been set up to accept your donations. This scholarship endowment has been […]
Some Indians are in jails and prisons. It is in this setting that we see the continuation of government-backed programs for the assimilation of Indian […]
What is now the state of Nevada was home to American Indian people for several millennia prior to the arrival of the first Europeans in […]
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Three hundred years ago, in 1711, the various European powers in North America were involved in a divide and conquer strategy against the Indian nations. […]
In 1964, with one out of every five Americans living in poverty, President Lyndon Johnson addressed Congress in his State of the Union message and […]