indigenous people

Why Are The Cases Of Missing And Murdered Indigenous Women Being Ignored?

While other women are being heard in the Me Too era, native women are quietly going missing in life, in the media and in the data.
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Bayou Bridge Environmental Activists: 'Anti-Protest Law Is Anti-American'

Authorities in Louisiana have arrested roughly a dozen people under a new law that gives added protection to pipeline companies.
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Why These Native Americans Observe A National Day Of Mourning Each Thanksgiving

For many indigenous people, Thanksgiving isn’t about breaking bread with colonists. It’s a national day of mourning.
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5 Young Native Americans On What Indigenous Peoples Day Means To Them

Los Angeles has joined a number of cities renaming the Columbus Day holiday.
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Mexican Mayor Weds Crocodile To Bring Good Luck To Village

The ceremony symbolizes a long-ago union between two indigenous groups.
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Justin Trudeau Invites Pope Francis To Canada For Church Apology To Indigenous Peoples

Starting in the 19th century, roughly 150,000 children were placed in “residential schools” run by Christian churches.
By Philip Pullella, Reuters

Let Columbus Day Remind You Of The Discrimination Native Americans Still Face Today

“Few have been ignored by Washington for as long as Native Americans."
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The Dazzling Indigenous Cultures Of Mexico, In Photos

"I hope that we can recognize and respect these cultures through my photography," Diego Huerta explained. "They deserve it."
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Photographer Captures The Breathtaking Beauty Of Mexico’s Indigenous Communities

Diego Huerta's goal is to document all of the indigenous groups in the country.
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Indigenous Tribe Creates Computer Game To Preserve Culture, Fight Prejudice

“Prejudices exist even today because of a lack of public information about indigenous people."
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