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A consistent plea from Indian Country today is a request that fellow Americans consider Native people as much more than living relics locked in a tragic past.
History is complicated. As a Native American elder, a historian and storyteller, I spent much of my life sharing the truths about the past, even when they are painful.
Kliph Nesteroff's book, "We Had a Little Real Estate Problem," looks at Native Americans in comedy. It's a community that Hollywood has misunderstood and stereotyped for decades.
Charleston, South Carolina is a city rich in history that spans many generations. With the recent celebration of Indigenous People’s Day, it’s important to reflect on how a large part of that ...
Native American history has been often taught in schools. But from whose perspective? Filmmaker Chris Eyre discusses his new documentary We Shall Remain, a five part series on PBS.
Native American Heritage Month, just concluded, represents an interesting tension for educators. There’s a drive to celebrate culture—and why not, when Native culture is so frequently ...
The movie had several consultants on Native American culture, and Native American actors who learned the White Mountain Apache dialect for the roles.
In the American West, a ration of reverence is usually given to the grizzled Anglo rancher who rises at a public hearing and announces that his people have been on the land for five generations. So… ...
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