History
What the Termination Era Tried to Erase and Why It Failed
On 1 August 1953, the United States Congress passed a short resolution declaring that Native nations should be freed from...
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Sarah covers Indigenous rights movements, treaty law and political advocacy. She has reported on campaigns from Standing Rock to mascot reform and writes about the practical work of building coalitions.
History
On 1 August 1953, the United States Congress passed a short resolution declaring that Native nations should be freed from...
Community
Walk through almost any tourist market in the Southwest and you will see turquoise jewelry labelled "Native style" or...
Community
On the Pine Ridge Reservation, a road closure, a funeral notice and a lost dog can all reach thousands of people within...
Games
Live online games increasingly run on seasons, and every season ends with a reset.
Games
In late 2017 a short, hand-drawn video game about a thunderbird became, for a few weeks, a minor political scandal in...
Culture
To an outsider, beadwork can look like decoration, a beautiful surface applied to clothing and objects for the pleasure of the...