“Very few Indians were left after 50 years ... It’s not even clear about the ethnicity of Christopher Columbus! The guys who came with him were mixed with Moors, with Sephardic Jews, ...

They did not know that their island, in what would become the Bahamas, had been spotted by Spanish explorers led by a Genoese man named Christopher Columbus ... killed more Indians in the ...

Taínos were the first group of people to greet Christopher Columbus when he sailed to the Americas in 1492, according to the Library of Congress. They occupied islands including Puerto Rico ...

The people we now call Taíno discovered Christopher Columbus ... Every encyclopedia has Columbus’s accounts of his, and that he called us Indians and that not a single Indian was left in ...

When I was a child in San Juan schools, a lot of our story was glossed over: The islands were “discovered” by Christopher Columbus, the Taíno Indians were decimated, the U.S. “happened ...

In July, 2020, Trenton removed Christopher from his perch ... with historical references that labeled Columbus a murderer, thief and enslaver of Taino Indians, changed the one-block area’s ...

Christopher Columbus ... including in the Americas long before Columbus ever encountered the Taino and Carib peoples. As matter of fact, Columbus not only followed the laws of his time ...

Connecticut state lawmakers passed a House resolution this week recognizing the heritage of the Caribbean’s Indigenous community and its impact on Connecticut.  HR 10, “Resolution Recognizing the ...