August 2011

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 … Continued

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 … Continued

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 … Continued

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 … Continued

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 … Continued

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 … Continued

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 … Continued

( – promoted by navajo)                                         … Continued

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. … Continued

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 … Continued