Culture
Next Generation Radio/Video Continues Native Tradition
Doug Mitchell, of National Public Radio, has been a 30-year supporter of Native press reporters’ freedom to write and publish. This is his latest video from National Public Radio.
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Keepers of the Stronghold: Lakota are once again defending Ghost Dancers’ burial places
When the Ghost Dance arrived in 1890, Lakota danced to bring back the buffalo and a good way of life. They were persecuted and fled to the Badlands to a place Lakota call “Oonakizin,” or the Stronghold.
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The occupation of Alcatraz: Don’t give us apologies. Give us what we really want.
As the 52nd anniversary of the occupation of Alcatraz approaches, the spirit of the American Indians who fought for tribal sovereignty and other Native rights lives strong.
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What it means to be Black and Native in America
To much of North America, the Indigenous community may be nearly invisible. Add the element of being Black and Indigenous, and the issue is completely misunderstood.
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