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Open RoadThe Hard, Good Waythe native american religion of peyotism is rooted in south texasBy W.K. Read More > ...

Nineteenth and early 20th–century written notes on spoken Native American languages are valuable in the effort to sustain and revive these languages after a long history of suppression and loss. Many ...

'Cherokee' multicolored popcorn. The concept of companion planting, in which one plant helps the other, is the basic idea behind the Three Sisters, but focusing on this alone glosses over many of ...

25-35% It is estimated that at least 25-35 percent of Native American/Alaska Native children were removed from their homes by public and private agencies before the passage of the Indian Child Welfare ...

As hikers meandered along the trailhead to Mount Democrat on a cool August morning, members from Native American tribes with deep roots in the mountains gathered on a grassy knoll beneath the ...

With an umbrella in hand to shield her from rain, she rode the parade route in a convertible clad with a banner that read: “Montana’s Oldest Native American Voter.” The Indian Citizenship ...

Another gem from the article suggests that the belligerent natives overpowered a small and meek American force that “were forced to withhold their fire, until such Native warriors broke through ...

For years, the Native American Lumbee vote was a Democratic ... Instead, recent voting patterns may show a change in who is turning out to vote. Ever since she was young, Rhonda Dial has ...

Ordaz) The billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott’s no-strings, no-hassle giving approach has proven particularly valuable to Native American nonprofits, whose history with private ...

By Kellen Browning Tim Sheehy, the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Montana, made comments perpetuating racist stereotypes about Native Americans during private fund-raisers last year ...

Amid this year's presidential election, attorney Patty Ferguson-Bohnee said on Friday that a recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court will create "barriers" for Native American voters in Arizona.