Albert Einstein used his fame to speak out against racism
Recognized as TIME magazine’s “Person of the Century” in 1999, Einstein’s intellect, coupled with...
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Ashley Callingbull: Enoch Cree First Nations Mrs. Universe
Ashley Callingbull is Mrs. Universe 2015 and the first-ever First Nations winner. She’s also...
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Mother Earth Sanctuary: Sustainable Community Development
Mother Earth Sanctuary nonprofit was founded with a vision to restore ecological health, address...
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Dennika Mays: Planetary Guardian; Social Engineer and Ecological Architect
Get to know Dennika Mays and embrace Ecological Growth. Indigenous Sovereignty. Collective...
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Noel Altaha: White Mountain Apache Visionary in NYC
Noel Altaha, a Native woman based in Lenape-Hoking, New York City since 2014, working at the...
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George Bonga: Fur Trader of Ojibwe and African Heritage
George Bonga of Ojibwe and African heritage was a fur trader who was one of the first Americans of...
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George Stinney Jr. The Legal Murder of a Young Boy (1944)
George Stinney Jr., a 14 year old boy being ‘legally’ sent to the electric chair on...
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The Dance of My Soul: Adopted Into a White Family
The Dance of My Soul, a personal story by Janelle Black Owl, an enrolled member of The Three...
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Dakota Chief Little Crow and the Dakota War of 1862
Chief Ta-Oyate-Duta Little Crow in “Indian Heroes and Great Chieftains” by Charles A....
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YoNasDa Lonewolf: Mixed Black-Oglala Lakota Activist
YoNasDa Lonewolf “Queen YoNasDa” is an activist, hip hop artist and curator of...
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Assata Shakur: 21st Century Escaped Slave in Cuba
Assata Shakur, an American Shero and the first woman to be placed on the FBI’s Most Wanted...
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Indian Voices: Native American Newspaper in San Diego, CA
Indian Voices is a community service that publishes monthly in San Diego, California with...
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Dana Lone Hill: Writer Activist Forever in Our Memories
Dana Lone Hill, Oyate WačhíŋyAŋpi was a dedicated Native woman, mother, writer and activist with a...
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Chief Gall, Hunkpapa Lakota Leader (c.1840 – 1894)
Chief Gall “Indian Heroes and Great Chieftains” by Charles A. Eastman (Ohiyesa) ...
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The Groovalottos Powerhouse Soul-Funk-Blues Band
Once upon a time, a group of veteran touring players and studio musicians decided to get together...
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Black Panther Party Founder Huey Newton Pro Gay Speech (1970)
Huey Newton pro-gay speech on August 15th, 1970 for The Women’s Liberation and the Gay Equality...
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