Buffy Sainte Marie: First Nations Cree Artist, Activist
Buffy Sainte Marie is an Academy Award-winning First Nations Cree musician, composer, visual...
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Georgette Palmer Smith: Executive Director of Native Learning Center
Georgette Palmer Smith, Executive Director of the Native Learning Center at the Seminole Tribe of...
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Michelle Obama: First Black First Lady of United States
Michelle Obama is the wife of the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, and the first...
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The Black Hills Are Not For Sale. Honor the Treaties!
The Black Hills stretch across western South Dakota, northeast Wyoming, and southeast Montana and...
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Lamar Smith, voting rights activist murdered in Mississippi
Lamar Smith was murdered on August 13, 1955. One of the many racially motivated murders in...
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Dred Scott: Trailblazing self-determination to fight for freedom
Dred Scott v. Sandford case of 1857 – Popularly known as “The Dred Scott...
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Jackie Robinson: Breaking ML Baseball’s Color Barrier
Jackie Robinson, an amazing American professional baseball player who became the first Black...
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Wovoka: Ghost Dance Northern Paiute Medicine Man
Wovoka (1856 – 1932), also known as Jack Wilson, was a Northern Paiute Medicine Man who...
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Te Ata Fisher: Chickasaw Nation Actress and Storyteller Oklahoma
Te Ata Thompson or Te Ata Fisher after her marriage was a Native actress, member of the Chickasaw...
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Seminole Tribal Fair PowWow: Stoney Creek Drums
Seminole Tribal Fair Pow Wow: Stoney Creek Drums (HD Video) Mama’s Boy by Stoney Creek. A...
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Crossin’ The Color-Line, Poetry by Bonnie Walker
“Crossin’ The Color-Line”, Poetry by Bonnie Walker who is a dedicated world advocate,...
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Mourning Dove aka Christine Quintasket, Okanogan Author
Mourning Dove aka Christine Quintasket was an Okanogan author from the Colville Indian Reservation...
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Butterfly Rising, Poetry by Sonya Braxton
“Butterfly Rising” is a poem honoring the strength of Native women, and Sonya...
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Sacagewa and York: Shoshone Woman and Enslaved African Man
Sacagewa and York from Black Indians: A Hidden Heritage by William Loren Katz Sacagewa and...
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Targeted U.S. Courthouse Fires and Paper Genocide
Why were there so many courthouse fires in America in the 18th and 19th centuries? Paper...
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A Seminole Christmas Gift of Freedom in Florida 1837
Florida Seminole Christmas Gift written by William Loren Katz adapted from Black Indians: A Hidden...
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