Kimberly Teehee could become the Cherokee Nation’s first delegate to Congress – if Washington lets her The 1835 Treaty of New Echota precipitated tens of thousands of Cherokee joining the Continue Reading
Published October 15, 2019 SAN FRANCISCO — Indigenous groups from “as far North as British Columbia and as far West as Hawaii” came to San Francisco to commemorate the 50th Continue Reading
Published October 15, 2019 WASHINGTON — The first sentence of Mark Charles book, “Unsettling Truths – The Ongoing Dehumanizing Legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery,” reads: “You cannot discover Continue Reading
Bringing tribes together to create benefits that translate into more profits. Published October 15, 2019 Wisconsin tribes launch a new business initiative to increase profitability on the enterprise level, Continue Reading
Published October 15, 2019 WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (Navajo Gaming), through a formal presentation at the start of the 24th Navajo Nation summer legislature session, gave Continue Reading
Published October 15, 2019 Nonprofits thrive or fail on the backs of the people who work for them. Because there often isn’t a huge amount of revenue coming in, it’s Continue Reading
Commentary What’s in a Name? . . . Why Did Saul Become Paul? Published October 14, 2019 Editor’s Note: This commentary was first published in Native News Online on October 12, Continue Reading
Book Review Columbus and Other CannibalsThe Wétiko Disease of Exploitation, Imperialism, And TerrorismJack D. Forbes – Seven Stories Press234 pp – $14.95 “I will argue that we can compare the commemoration Continue Reading
Dr. LaNada War Jack on Alcatraz Island Guest Commentary Published October 14, 2019 The United States federal government still honors the genocidal maniac that brought the wrath of evil to Continue Reading
Published October 14, 2019 Who doesn’t want to make a saving? One of the easiest ways to save money around is to find a great package deal for broadband. It Continue Reading
