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FIRST STEPS:  Skywalk opening grand A group of Hualapai children in traditional dress escorted Aldrin up the steps of the Skywalk. Moments l...

Home of the Brave America pre-Columbus was a riot of vastly different cultures, who occasionally fought each other, no doubt sometimes vicio...

Mormons and their Book Given what we now know about history and genetics, we can conclude without doubt that the literal history as presente...

Tribal Outcry Chief Wahoo walks the Trail of Tears. When Major League Baseball went looking for teams to play in its inaugural Civil Rights ...

Congress to feel heat from north CLIMATE CHANGE: Natives from Alaska will join a rally in Washington today. Blaming a hotter planet for enda...

'300' mixed messages The film's team says no big statements were intended. Sure. We believe that. Someday, maybe, the "ente...

Telling stories, the Native way "It's for cultural education," Mildred Browne said, a member of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahu...

A once-in-a-lifetime show The British Museum's latest exhibition reveals an Elizabethan explorer's view of America. It is unmissable...

Florida's Forgotten Rebels Rediscovering the most successful slave revolt in American history John Horse's story feels like an answe...

Commercial exploitation rides herd in 'Berlin Blues' The way of the Ojibway detours into German theme-park territory in "The Be...

Indian Comics Irregular #152:  Gun, Brave, and The Warchiefs

Home of the Brave Twenty years ago it was enough to denounce silly books and movies about Indians but today that almost misses the point. Wh...

Home of the Brave From the beginning of this history the specialized vocabulary created by Europeans for "Indians" ensured our sta...

Cherokee Nation Vote:  No Such Thing as a Black or White Indian Dropping the Freedman group and Intermarried Whites as tribal members puts t...

SFIS Is Getting Statewide Recognition for Fantasia Lonjose's Soul-Searching Poetry In the hands and voice of Fantasia Lonjose, ee cummin...

Dartmouth Natives "on the warpath," portrayed as a scalper

Night Eagle Night Eagle is a fictional character from DC Comics. She first appears in The Adventures of Superman #586 (December 2000), and w...

Favorites in comic book diversity Top 5 Favorite Native American Male Characters 1. Shaman (Marvel Comics) 2. Forge (Marvel Comi...

Index of Native American Video Resources on the Internet

An excerpt from Raven Returns:  The Creation Legend of the Yup'ik People on Jack Dalton's DVD "The Boy Who Ate Too Much."...