Native American
Stop Tribal Genocide What is tribal disenrollment? Tribal disenrollment is the stripping of Native American citizenship and it’s reaching epidemic proportions. Throughout Indian Country thousands […]
Photo courtesy of Chuck Banner at the Lakota People’s Law Project As president of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, I write today with a message of […]
WINNER! Deb Haaland was just elected to Congress, representing the great state of New Mexico! In this beautiful year of women storming into office, the […]
Located inside the Shilo Battlefield National Military Park is the Indian Mounds National Park. This is a Mississipian-culture village, inhabited between roughly 1000 and 1400 […]
YouTube Video Friends: By now, you’re most likely aware of the ridiculous $250M defamation lawsuit filed against The Washington Post on behalf of Covington Catholic […]
Kickapoo women around 1900. Nearly 125 years ago, on May 23, 1895, the smallest and last federally-approved land rush in Oklahoma Territory got under way […]
Stop Tribal Genocide is a movement dedicated to promote Native American civil rights I have been conducting extensive research in the records of the Bureau […]
Sharice Davids has officially ousted Republican Representative Kevin Yoder, the four-term incumbent for Kansas’ 3rd Congressional District. Davids is inspiring in a few ways. First, […]
The county and city of Pawnee, Oklahoma are home to the Pawnee (Chahiksichahiks) tribe. Over the course of the 19th century, the tribe declined in […]
Sen. John Hoeven (R-ND), who called overwhelmingly peaceful #NoDAPL protesters “violent,” has been named the new chair of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs. The […]