Ghost Dance

In 1889, a Paiute prophet known as Wovoka in Nevada died during an eclipse and then returned to life with a message and dance for … Continued

Following the American Civil War, the federal policy toward Indians was to confine them to reservations and to reduce the size of reservation to accommodate … Continued

During the nineteenth century there were a number of religious movements that developed among diverse Indian tribes. One of these, called the Ghost Dance by … Continued

When describing the Wounded Knee massacre of 1890, many history books make two major errors: (1) they claim that this was the end of the … Continued

In 1890 American fear, xenophobia, and religious intolerance led to the massacre of Sioux Indians at Wounded Knee in South Dakota. While there have been … Continued

( – promoted by navajo) One of the visitors at an 1891 Comanche Ghost Dance in Oklahoma was Frank White. He sat on the north … Continued

WE MUST BE THE SPIRITUAL CHANGE WE WISH TO SEE IN CREATOR’S WORLD! A Native man should always be clean and sober, for he knows … Continued

MIXED BLOOD NATIVES-THE SILENCE OF INDIAN COUNTRY BY MIKE RACCOON EYES KINNEY As was discussed in ‘Mixed Blood Natives-The Silence of Indian Country’ (Part-1), Quanah … Continued