Steve Bullock has signed a bill allowing Native American students to wear traditional regalia while marching ... after being told they couldn't wear beaded mortar boards at graduation.

Steve Bullock has signed a bill allowing Native American students to wear traditional regalia while marching ... after being told they couldn't wear beaded mortar boards at graduation.

The Star-Tribune reported earlier this month on Arguello’s fight to wear her regalia — a traditional buckskin dress, moccasins and a beaded cap ... for the Native American Rights Fund ...

Although beadwork is not specifically allowed ... it was being understood and celebrated," said Davis, also a former Native American liaison for the district. "But now we've got to go back ...

The building is dedicated to sharing the story of Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte, who became the first Native American to earn ...

Farmington High School graduate Darrison Abeyta wears a beaded cap at the commencement ... according to the Native American Rights Fund. Farmington High School graduate Treyven Tuni walks the ...

A student-led powwow at the John G. Neihardt Historic Site in Bancroft culminated three days of hands-on activities Wednesday ...

The event, open to people of all backgrounds, gives many a chance to escape everyday struggles and reconnect with Native American people they grew up with.

The Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana will host its 28th annual Powwow in The Pavilion at Coushatta Casino Resort on Friday and ...

The traditional regalia and objects that ... or ceremonial significance for Native American people, such as headdresses, masks, feathers, or beadwork. Items that are legally prohibited from ...

Beaded cap and feather ... according to the Native American Rights Fund. Dozens spoke in support of the bill during committee hearings, including a handful of young Native people wearing their own ...

according to the Native American Rights Fund. Dozens spoke in support of the bill during committee hearings, including a handful of young Native people wearing their own regalia, who told lawmakers ...