The monument to Father Junípero Serra has been in storage since it was toppled during a protest in the state capitol last summer Two archbishops have asked California’s governor to Continue Reading
Indigenous leaders had hoped to purchase the land, which is home to 1,000-year-old drawings and was auctioned off for $2.2m A Missouri cave containing Native American artwork from more than Continue Reading
Resort will be called Palisades Tahoe after consulting with Indigenous groups over longstanding name A popular ski resort at California’s Lake Tahoe has changed its name to remove a racist Continue Reading
The dark comedy from Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi on a ragtag group of indigenous teens in rural Oklahoma is a watershed for Native American representation on screen The second Continue Reading
As sovereign nations, Indigenous groups are using their authority to make their own rules to protect students and teachers Native American tribes across the handful of US states with bans Continue Reading
Fight to save fish tells story of how European food preferences clashed with tribal systems, shaping what we choose to protect Perry Chocktoot remembers the last time he ate a Continue Reading
A 1978 law tried to remedy adoption practices created to forcibly assimilate Native children. Now conservative lawyers are arguing that the law constitutes ‘reverse racism’ George Armstrong Custer of the Continue Reading
Native Americans make up half of farmers eligible for USDA loan forgiveness while only a few thousand Black farmers are. But it’s likely no one will get relief soon Black Continue Reading
Last week, in a bipartisan effort to address the unique obstacles faced by Native American voters, Senator Ben Ray Luján and Representatives Sharice Davids and Tom Cole introduced the Frank Continue Reading
Since 1991, the Native American Rights Fund and the Western States Water Council (WSWC) have sponsored a biennial symposium to discuss the settlement of Indian reserved water rights claims. August Continue Reading
