Archives For Native Americans
Brown University has voted to rename what used to be called Columbus Day to Indigenous People’s Day. 
1. Native American Holidays and Traditions
2. The History of the Soyaluna
4. 11 Recommended Books: Retired Teachers Donate Hundreds of Books to Red Lake Nation College
Photo by Michael Meuers
Ruth and Leo Soukup posing with the 700 books they donated to Red Lake Tribal College discuss who “snagged” who when they met at Ponemah in 1979 as teachers.
5. Climate Change and the Seventh Generation: Navajo Environmentalist Ann Marie Chischilly at COP21
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Ann Marie Chischilly, executive director of the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP)
6. Recovering Ancestors and the Sacred
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“The human rights issue of repatriation is not limited to the United States, and extends internationally, which has been recognized by the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.”
7. Judging ‘Indian Character’ in Nebraska v. Parker
8. Native American Christmas
9. Native American Night Before Christmas (2006)
10. O Holy Night – Sung by Rhema Marvanne
1. 12 Awesome Rock Your Mocs Photos From Around the World
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Rock Your Mocs took place all over the world in 2015.
2. USDA Seeds Grassroots Economic Development in New Mexico
3. Little Mortgage Lending in Any of SD Reservation-Only Counties
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4. Akwesasne Man Who Alleged Mishandling by Canadian Border Agents Walks On
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Antoine Delormier and his wife, Donna Delormier, in September after he alleged being dragged from his vehicle and pinned face-down on the pavement by Canadian border guards while trying to get himself to the hospital. Antoine Delormier died on November 24 at age 67.
6. The Hub – Native American Indian TV Show
7. Where are the mainstream TV shows about American Indians?
8. ‘Saints & Strangers’: The Real Story of That First Thanksgiving?
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Raoul Trujillo as Massasoit, center and Kalani Queypo as Squanto, right, in National Geographic Channel’s two-night movie event “Saints & Strangers.”
9. Epic Native American Music – Cherokee Tribe
10. Native American Indians Spiritual Vocal Shamanic Music
1. The Anti-Disenrollment Chorus Sings, Part 1
2. Photo: NMAI New York Screened MTV’s ‘Rebel Music’
3. Department of Justice Sides With Natives, Files Lawsuit Against SD for Discrimination
4. ‘A Place to Stand’: Baca’s Astonishing Life Story In Theatres
Alysa Landry
“A Place to Stand,” a documentary by the same name as Jimmy Santiago Baca’s memoir is playing in select theaters.
5. ‘Drill Them to Hell and Back’ Billboard Spurs Outrage in Indian Country
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A billboard, which depicts a dark-haired woman lying on her back next to a pile-driver states “Screwpiles, We Drill them to Hell and Back,” has caused outrage in Indian country.
6. Fighting Racism at Yale: Native Students Push for Dialogue
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Yale University students and supporters participate in a march across campus to demonstrate against what they see as racial insensitivity at the Ivy League school in New Haven, Connecticut on November 9, 2015.
7. The High Life: Expansion of Viejas Casino & Resort Wows Guests
Diana Saenger
8. Mashantucket Pequot Flag Flew Over CT Capitol for Heritage Month
Christina Rose
Mashantucket Chairman Rodney Butler and Wayne Reels, Mashantucket Director of Cultural Resources, stand before the Connecticut State Capitol, where the Pequot Flag flew for the first time in history from November 2 to 9 for Native American Heritage Month.
9. Flute Music: Meditation Music for Shamanic Astral Projection, Healing Music
10. Rain and Native American Flutes
1. The First Nations Development Institute
2. PowWows.Com
3. Three days from now will be the 1st of 30 days to celebrate and honor Native Americans during Native American Heritage Month
4. Putting the World Back Together
5. Lock ‘Em Up With a Hug: Native Detention Programs Connect Youth to Community
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Wanbli Wiconi Tipi Center
6. Indigenous Leaders Look to Justin Trudeau for Adherence to ‘Obama Style’ Campaign Promises
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National Chief Perry Bellegarde gave Justin Trudeau sweetgrass and a canoe when the then-candidate addressed the annual Assembly of First Nations gathering in Montreal on July 7, 2015. Trudeau promised to improve the relationship between the federal government and aboriginal people.
7. Adam Sandler’s “Ridiculous 6” Trailer Released – Facebook Says “Meh”
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Adam Sandler’s “Ridiculous 6” Trailer Has Been Released – Facebook Says “Meh”
8. Yakama Nation Given a Step Towards Self-Governance
9. More New Mexico Tribal-State Gaming Compacts Take Effect
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The Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino in Mescalero, New Mexico, is owned and operated by the Mescalero Apache. The tribe also owns the nearby Ski Apache Ski Resort, as well other reservation-based enterprises.
10. Ethan Hawke Supports First Nations Against St. Lawrence Gulf Drilling
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Ethan Hawke, second from left, attends the Mi’kmaq community’s water ceremony on the shores of Pomquet Harbour near Antigonish, N.S., on Monday to support the call for a moratorium on oil and gas exploration in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
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Colt Rowland bows his head in prayer with Locust Grove quarterback Mason Fine before the game on Friday, October 23.
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Vice President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden honored five Native artists at a reception in their home in Washington D.C.
