Marlon Brando Actor and Activist: An American Legend
Marlon Brando, an American Hero and Extraordinary Human Being. Brando was one of the first...
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Edmonia Lewis, American Sculptor of Haitian and Ojibwe Heritage
Mary Edmonia Lewis (1844 – 1907) was a talented Afro Native American sculptor of Haitian and...
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Sitting Bull (Tatanka Iyotake), Hunkpapa Lakota Medicine Man
An important story of legendary Hunkpapa Lakota medicine man, Sitting Bull aka Tatanka Iyotake...
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Josephine Baker, Actress, Dancer, Singer, Spy and Activist
Josephine Baker, born Freda Josephine McDonald in St. Louis, Missouri, the Extraordinary Josephine...
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Diana Fletcher, Afro Native American School Teacher
Diana Fletcher (1838 – ?) is thought to be the daughter of an enslaved African who ran away...
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Legendary Russell Means, Oglala Lakota Activist
Russell Means was an Oglala Lakota activist for the rights of American Indian people. ...
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Grandmother Mountain Eagle Woman, Forever in our memories
A Tribute to Grandmother Mountain Eagle Woman “Mommi” (1922 – 2000) by Nataska...
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George Crum (Speck), The Real Inventor of Potato Chips
Honoring potato chips inventor George Crum, born George Speck (1828 – 1914) of African and...
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Actress Fredi Washington: Why Pass For White?
Fredi Washington (1903 – 1994) was an accomplished Black American dramatic film actress, one...
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Lakota Woman: Mary Brave Bird, Brulé Lakota Author, Activist
Mary Brave Bird was an inspiring Brulé Lakota author and activist who was a member of the American...
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Penny Gamble-Williams: Wampanoag Artist, Spiritual Leader
Penny Gamble-Williams of Wampanoag and African heritage is an artist and spiritual leader involved...
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America’s Choctaw Code Talkers > Choctaw Nation
Honoring America’s Original Choctaw Code Talkers during World War I. Warriors of the Choctaw...
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John Horse, Wild Cat, Cross-cultural Freedom Partners
“Cross-cultural Freedom Partners” by Linda Cousins-Newton, The Ancestral Storyteller....
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Watch Night Service, Dec. 31, 1862 Liberation History
While Watch Night Service and the Emancipation Proclamation relate to Black liberation history,...
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Indian Boarding Schools: Assassination of a Culture
Anglo-American Cultural Terrorism in Indian Boarding Schools: “kill the Indian, save the...
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Travesty of Justice: Johnny Robinson Murdered by Police (1963)
Johnny Robinson Jr. who was 16 when he was killed, shot in the back by a white police officer...
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