US history condensed into a single photo from #StandingRock
US history condensed into a single photo from #StandingRock pic.twitter.com/gUH0xbJItX — Evan Greer (@evan_greer) February 13, 2017
Read moreAuthor: Glenn Robinson
European American
Wiyot people
https://www.wiyot.us http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiyot_people#Massacre http://www.northcoastjournal.com/humboldt/genocide-and-extortion/Content?oid=2130748 http://www.californiabytes.com/2010/11/21/1860-wiyot-indian-massacre/
Read moreNeoIndigenA by Semiah Kahawi Smith
NeoIndigenA inspired drawing by my daughter Semiah Kahawi Smith @SanteeSmith #indigenous #art #dance #Mohawk #family pic.twitter.com/9iqMeuCNSH — Santee Smith (@SanteeSmith) October 18, 2014
Read moreHopi People – Northeastern Arizona
Old photos of Hopi folks (aka Moqui, aka Moki) taken between 1863 and 1944.{Homeland is in northeastern Arizona.} Posted by Native American Indian – Old Photos on Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Read moreSeri people – Northwest Mexico
Old photos of Seri folks (aka Comca’ac, aka Komkak, aka Comcaq) taken between 1874 and 1950.{Homeland is primarily on… Posted by Native American Indian – Old Photos on Thursday, August 4, 2011
Read moreNative Americans Most Likely Victims Of Deadly Police Force
Native Americans Most Likely Victims Of Deadly Police Force https://t.co/vJ9FRzmXWS pic.twitter.com/uvSBg7dxVC — Red Power Media (@RedPowerMedia) August 15, 2015
Read moreTlahtolli: Interview with Carlos Aceves, teacher and author – Xica Nation
By Xica Nation What is your name, title/what you do, and how you identify? Where are you from? Carlos Aceves, bilingual teacher, I am writer, presenter, and I identify as a human being first and foremost, with my ethnic identity is Mexican, which in Nahuatl means “universal citizen”. I was born in Mazatlan, Sinaloa and grew up in Juarez and El
Read moreFull-blood Comanche marries Cowboy, Fights for Native Rights, Women’s Rights & against Segregation [DOCUMENTARY]
LADONNA HARRIS: INDIAN 101 chronicles the life of Comanche activist and national civil rights leader LaDonna Harris and the role that she has played in Native and mainstream American history since the 1960s. Harris’s activism began in Oklahoma, fighting segregation and assisting grassroots Native and women’s groups. She continued her work in Washington DC where she helped to
Read moreSNL 40th Anniversary: Mike Myers and Native Imagery
By Adrienne K. This week, Saturday Night Live turned 40. The show had an epic 3.5 hour long special episode, with cameos and performances from tons of folks involved during the show’s history. I watched it last night as I was grading papers (meaning I half-watched it), and didn’t expect there to be any Native representations, because there never are (except
Read moreFrom Truth Telling to Land Return: 4 Ways White People Can Work for Indigenous Justice
For those of us who consider ourselves progressive, it’s not enough to, as Andrea Smith puts it in Conquest, “bemoan the genocide of Native peoples” while “implicitly [sanctioning] it by refusing to question the legitimacy of the settler nation responsible for this genocide.” We have to act — and in doing so, we have to risk something. – Click
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