First Native American Woman in Space Goes on Spacewalk

First Native American Woman in Space Goes on Spacewalk

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We are proud of Nicole Aunapu Mann, the first Native American NASA astronaut to go for a spacewalk. She, alongside Koichi Wakata of Japan, was assigned to install support brackets and struts for new solar panels that ... Read more »
Canada to Pay over $2B to Indian Residential Schools Survivors

Canada to Pay over $2B to Indian Residential Schools Survivors

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Finally!  Justice is served! The Canadian government recently agreed to pay over $2 billion to Indian residential school survivors to compensate for a lawsuit. The lawsuit aims to settle abuse experienced by stud... Read more »
American Indian Movement, Warriors of The Past

American Indian Movement, Warriors of The Past

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Warriors are made out of struggle and in Native culture, legends play an essential role in how we organize, defend, and take care of one another. We organize to seek change in our communities filled with violence, ... Read more »
Top 10 Native American Children’s Books

Top 10 Native American Children’s Books

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Whether bedtime stories or late weekend book reading, it is always delightful for young ones to indulge their little minds in stories with superheroes, mermaids, and other fantasies.  Make sure to include books f... Read more »
My 12 Favorite Native American History Books

My 12 Favorite Native American History Books

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What did you learn in school about Native Americans?   Did you only study tribal history during November? Were the topics only centered around early US history? Native American history didn't end an... Read more »
Mary Peltola Becomes First Alaskan Native Elected to Congress

Mary Peltola Becomes First Alaskan Native Elected to Congress

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History was just made in Alaska. Democrat Mary Peltola, who defeated former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin in a special congressional election, will be the first Alaskan Native to serve as a lawmaker in Congress for th... Read more »
Black Native Americans: What To Know About Afro-Indigenous Peoples

Black Native Americans: What To Know About Afro-Indigenous Peoples

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It's no secret that America is a melting pot of cultures. Yet while some people of European, African, and Native descent, can claim a single racial or ethnic identity, others have intersectional identities. Such is th... Read more »
Is Lacrosse Native American? | Origins of America’s Oldest Team Sport

Is Lacrosse Native American? | Origins of America’s Oldest Team Sport

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The sport of lacrosse has a rich history, dating back to 1100 A.D. It's since exploded in popularity, with high school and college participation spiking across the country in recent years. Collegiate lacrosse has b... Read more »
Biggest Native American Tribe In Every U.S. State

Biggest Native American Tribe In Every U.S. State

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There's a lot of buzz over which Native American tribe has the biggest population, but do you know the biggest tribe in every U.S state? Before European colonization, there were twice as many, if not more, Native p... Read more »
It’s Time to Properly Acknowledge Native American Veterans

It’s Time to Properly Acknowledge Native American Veterans

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Veterans Day is the one day a year, we set aside to honor our military heroes that have fought and died in order to protect the people. Sadly, the United States has a complex history with indigenous veterans, failing ... Read more »
Escape to Alcatraz Chronicles Rise of Native Voices, Struggles That Persist To This Day

Escape to Alcatraz Chronicles Rise of Native Voices, Struggles That Persist To This Day

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"Escape to Alcatraz," the new documentary series by Hulu, gives us an up-close look at the 19 months in which Native Americans occupied the abandoned prison on Alcatraz Island. And it's something everyone—Native or no... Read more »
Leonard Peltier: Native American Activist, Writer and Prisoner

Leonard Peltier: Native American Activist, Writer and Prisoner

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Leonard Peltier has been called everything from an activist, militant, warrior and hero to a criminal and murderer. His legacy is as controversial as it is murky. Who is Leonard Peltier? Born Sept. 12, 1944, P... Read more »

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