Arizona Native American Tribes
/ | Leave a CommentThe United States government has recognized 574 tribal nations. There are also many state-recognized tribes throughout the country. Native American Tribal Directory Arizona American Indian Tribes San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe of Arizona (928) 614-4362 PO Box 2862 Tuba City, Arizona 86045, Arizona White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort….
Read moreIs Lacrosse Native American? | Origins of America’s Oldest Team Sport
/ | Leave a CommentThe 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 become an NCAA staple, and two professional leagues Major League Lacrosse and National League Lacrosse have emerged in….
Read moreOur Prime Day Deals
/ | Leave a CommentPrime Day is underway! Amazon’s annual shopping extravaganza, also known as Prime Day, kicked off at 3 a.m. ET this morning. Prime Day deals exclusive to Prime members will be live on the site through July 13. Prime Day has become a global phenomenon for Prime members, who pay $14.99….
Read moreShop Native Featured Shop: Kinnikinnick Trading Co.
/ | 1 Comment on Shop Native Featured Shop: Kinnikinnick Trading Co.As part of an ongoing initiative, we’re celebrating Native American-owned businesses, whose work you can find on our Shop Native directory, which features both Native American products and products made for Natives. These products include clothing, beauty, beadwork, herbal, art, blankets, and more. With over 40 companies and products already listed, the directory….
Read more10 Native American Products on Etsy for Under $20
/ | 3 Comments on 10 Native American Products on Etsy for Under $20Do you shop on Etsy? One of the biggest winners to emerge from the e-commerce boom has been Etsy. As you may know, Etsy is a global online marketplace, focused on handmade or vintage items. It’s a great low-barrier platform for independent artists who want to showcase their work and….
Read moreAshley Callingbull Becomes First Indigenous Woman Chosen For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition
/ | 1 Comment on Ashley Callingbull Becomes First Indigenous Woman Chosen For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit EditionAshley Callingbull will be the first indigenous/First Nations woman to appear in Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Edition, SI announced on International Women’s Day. Callingbull shared the news via Twitter: I’m so excited to announce on International Women’s Day that I’ve been chosen by @si_swimsuit ! I’ll be the first Indigenous(First Nations)….
Read more30 Native American Clothing Brands We Love
/ | 5 Comments on 30 Native American Clothing Brands We LoveSupporting Native American clothing companies is not just about fashion; it’s a way to honor and preserve indigenous cultures and traditions. However, in a market often cluttered with imitations, it can be challenging to discern genuine indigenous businesses from those merely capitalizing on Native trends. To ensure your support reaches….
Read moreManito Ahbee Festival — A Lesson on Thanadelthur, the ‘Slave Woman’
/ | 1 Comment on Manito Ahbee Festival — A Lesson on Thanadelthur, the ‘Slave Woman’The Manito Ahbee Festival—which held its Virtual Pow Wow May 21—recently started a series called Youth Education Land Based and Cultural Teachings. Sponsored by Celebrate 150, the teachings aim to educate the next generation so that they might carry indigenous traditions and cultural practices into the future. One of the….
Read moreManito Ahbee Festival — Red Willow Cradle Board Teaching
/ | Leave a CommentThe Manito Ahbee Festival—which held its Virtual Pow Wow May 21—recently started a series called Youth Education Land Based and Cultural Teachings. Sponsored by Celebrate 150, the teachings aim to educate the next generation so that they might carry indigenous traditions and cultural practices into the future. One of the….
Read moreThe First 10 Native Americans to Win the Medal of Honor
/ | 4 Comments on The First 10 Native Americans to Win the Medal of HonorNative people have served in the United States military for more than 100 years. According to the USO: Aside from the code talkers of WWII, many other Native Americans contributed to the war effort. Of the 350,000 American Indians living in the country at the time, nearly 45,000 of them enlisted in….
Read moreIndigenous Definition: How To Use It Correctly and Related Terms To Avoid
/ | 7 Comments on Indigenous Definition: How To Use It Correctly and Related Terms To AvoidWhat does “indigenous” mean? You may have noticed an uptick in usage of the word in recent years. Perhaps you’ve heard Native Americans using “indigenous” to describe themselves. Now, there’s even a holiday that bears the term. Indigenous Peoples’ Day is celebrated across the United States on the second Monday in….
Read moreTeton Saltes, Oglala Sioux Member, Signs With New York Jets
/ | 1 Comment on Teton Saltes, Oglala Sioux Member, Signs With New York JetsTeton Saltes, a former Pine Ridge Indian Reservation resident, is getting his shot to play in the NFL. Saltes, an active member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, played offensive lineman at the University of New Mexico (UNM). He wasn’t picked during the NFL Draft, but as soon as the draft….
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