Here, the story of Custer’s defeat is told not to glorify the fallen general, but to reclaim history through Indigenous eyes, ...

What has been reported, leading up to June 19 being decreed a federal holiday in 2021, was that U.S. Army Gen. Gordon Granger ...

A Native American war bonnet is a traditional and highly symbolic headpiece worn by some indigenous peoples of North America, particularly Plains tribes like the Lakota, Cheyenne, Crow, and Blackfeet.

While teepees are usually considered a symbol of Native American life, they may not be the most accurate. Some did live in teepees, but there were many other types of housing. For example, the Native ...

The Native Americans of the Great Plains had lived off the land for many generations. ... Arapaho, Crow, ... Bringing back the buffalo has been symbolic of tribes regaining their place on the land.

How the American Indian community is healing after a violent week in Minneapolis 01:36. After days of deadly violence rocked the Native American community last week, culture and community were the ...

The Long Island school is fighting to keep its team name and logo after a 2023 Board of Regents mandate ordered schools to scrap symbols that referenced Native Americans — or risk losing state ...

Native American symbols are found around the town beyond just the school team — including on the trucks of its volunteer fire department. ... a Crow Creek Sioux Tribe and NAGA member, ...

President Donald Trump's executive order aimed at expanding educational choice could provide an alternative to Native students who attend embattled public and government-operated schools.

Native Americans have been U.S. citizens for less than a century—since the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924—and couldn’t vote in some states for decades longer, explains University of Utah ...

In 2019, homicide was the fifth leading cause of death for Native American men and the seventh leading cause of death for Native American women and girls across the U.S., according to the report. From ...