The Ultimate Native Valentine’s Day Gift Guide

The Ultimate Native Valentine’s Day Gift Guide

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Ah, Valentine’s Day is just around the bend, and love is in the air! Pink, red, and white cover each store aisle, sparkly ads on social media beg you to click here, and cheesy rom-coms become more prominent on streaming services. It’s hard to get away from it all! Whether….

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Native American Mascots in Sports Teams: Cultural Appropriation or a Symbol of Honor?

Native American Mascots in Sports Teams: Cultural Appropriation or a Symbol of Honor?

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Whether it be stereotypical, savage-looking images, prejudiced names, or how stadiums fill up with fans with red-painted faces participating in gestures related to hostility, Native American mascots in sports teams are still around – and some don’t look to be going anywhere anytime soon.  Since the 1960s, the use of….

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Grand Gateway Hotel Sued by DOJ for Racial Discrimination

Grand Gateway Hotel Sued by DOJ for Racial Discrimination

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In 2022, you wouldn’t think things like blatant bigotry and collective punishment still occur in some regions of America, but they unfortunately do.  The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced it has filed a lawsuit against the Grand Gateway Hotel in Rapid City, South Dakota. The suit alleges that the….

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Native American Inmates in Walla Walla Hold a Pow Wow

Native American Inmates in Walla Walla Hold a Pow Wow

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Native Americans make up a disproportionately high percentage of inmates in the United States. Experiencing prison life can quickly strip oneself of the important things that make up identity. Recently, however, Native inmates have taken steps to celebrate their culture and bring awareness to their situation through a pow wow….

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Native Americans Getting Left Behind in Remote Work Economy

Native Americans Getting Left Behind in Remote Work Economy

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It’s no secret that the remote work economy is booming. Technology has allowed people to work from anywhere, and companies are taking advantage by hiring employees who can do their job from home. But one group is getting left behind in this economy: Native Americans. Even though they possess many….

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10 Amazing Things Happening In Indian Country Right Now

10 Amazing Things Happening In Indian Country Right Now

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Nowadays, you don’t have to scroll too far to find a host of grim news and statistics surrounding Native Americans. But while much of the media fixates on the negative headlines plaguing Indian Country, it’s important to remember that there’s a lot of good happening, too. To help balance out….

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How Inflation Is Impacting Native Communities

How Inflation Is Impacting Native Communities

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It’s no secret that inflation has been taking its toll on American society as a whole. But while everyone feels the impact of rising prices, some communities are hit harder than others, namely Indigenous communities. Increasing gas and food prices, as well as other essentials, are impacting many Native communities….

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Native American Cast Adds to Reasons to Watch ‘Prey’

Native American Cast Adds to Reasons to Watch ‘Prey’

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If you haven’t seen “Prey,” get it on your calendar ASAP. The new prequel to “Predator” doesn’t fit the prototypical prequel mold. It provides a scintillating new chapter to the “Predator” franchise, yet it stands on its own in a way that makes you forget you’re watching an addendum to….

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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 the case with Black Native Americans. Because their lineage traces back to both African and….

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Our Favorite Native American Products on Etsy Under $50

Our Favorite Native American Products on Etsy Under $50

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Are you looking for a unique and meaningful Native American handmade gift for a friend or family member? Or maybe you want to shop for yourself. Either way, check out these fantastic Etsy products from talented Native American artisans! Online stores such as Etsy provide shoppers with a unique experience….

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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 people living in North America compared to today’s population of about 6.79 million…..

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Q+A With Seminole Rapper and Gathering of Nations Performer Doc Native

Q+A With Seminole Rapper and Gathering of Nations Performer Doc Native

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If you’re a fan of Native American culture and hip-hop, you won’t want to miss Doc Native’s appearance when he performs at Stage 49 at Gathering of Nations this weekend (You can watch the performance here!) This up-and-coming rapper has a fresh sound that’s caught the attention of heavy hitters….

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