American Indian Women: Mary Musgrove
When European colonists first began arriving in North America they were often startled to find that American Indian women were not the property of their […]
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Writing in Cherokee
Since American Indian languages tend to be oral rather than written it is not surprising to find that Indian literature tends to be written in […]
Hope and Opportunity on Pine Ridge Rez
Gary Cunningham, VP and Chief Program Officer of Northwest Area Foundation, responsible for carrying out the foundation’s mission to support efforts to reduce poverty and […]
American Indian Women: Mourning Dove
( – promoted by navajo) Christine Quintasket, writing under the name Mourning Dove, was the first American Indian woman to write a novel. Cogewea: The […]
American Indian Women: Susan LaFlesche
Susan LaFlesche was the first American Indian woman to become a doctor and to practice Western-style medicine among her own people. She became a doctor […]
Posting Diary for Native American News
Post news articles in the comment section below for this Sunday, April 4th. Thank you for contributing. Have a good week.
News from Native American Netroots
Cross Posted at Native American Netroots Welcome to News from Native American Netroots, a Sunday evening series focused on indigenous tribes primarily in the United […]
Quanah Parker: A Texas Hero?
Seventh-graders in Texas are supposed to be introduced to the historical figure Quanah Parker, a Comanche military leader and a leader in the Native American […]
Rosebud Tribal Chairman’s Feb 09 Statement
While trying to find a transcript for the March 25, 2010 Senate Indian Affairs hearing I found this: HEARING before the COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS […]
The Republic of Texas and the Comanche Indians
With the new standards recently adopted by the Texas Board of Education which appear to emphasize the historical accomplishments of English-speaking Christians, I thought it […]