"The Thunderbird is often a symbol of strength and power and ... from a legendary spiritual creature believed by many Native American tribes to have wings so big they sound like thunder when ...

Yucca is often seen as a symbol of protection and endurance ... The blue flag iris is significant to many Native American ...

What kept Native Americans so faithful ... buffalo is an everlasting symbol in the United States and to the world that reflected the Golden Age of the Plains Indians in the nineteenth century.

They do not consider what the tribes have gone through and ... 8thKickapoo: What do you think about the Native American push to make their symbols and names proprietary? For example, what is ...

Native Photographers in the Field, Cécile R. Ganteaume is co-curator of the exhibition Americans, on view at the museum on the National Mall, and author of Officially Indian: Symbols That Define ...

Kelly holds an eagle feather staff, an American Indian symbol of respect ... an enrolled citizen of the Crow Tribe and one of five Native women in the delegation representing the United Indigenous ...

SAMPSON COUNTY, N.C. (WTVD) -- The Coharie Indian Tribe received an honor generations ... but the world is changing and the identity of Native American people as honorable people it's being ...

The Choctaws are the third largest Native American tribe in the United States, with almost 230,000 members, most of who live in Oklahoma.

In a symbol of triumph over censorship and the erasure of Native languages, the historical press that published the Cherokee ...

From Truthout: The office is now at the center of a legal battle, however, between tribal nations and the U.S. government over whether the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act ...

The latest issue centers around a poster Starbucks created to celebrate Native American Heritage Month ... media for seemingly using a fictional tribal symbol on the poster.

What kept Native Americans so faithful ... buffalo is an everlasting symbol in the United States and to the world that reflected the Golden Age of the Plains Indians in the nineteenth century.