Native Americans

Supreme Court Justices Appear To Favor Most Of Native Child Welfare Law

The 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act was meant to keep Native families as intact as possible.
By Mark Sherman, AP

Regenerative Farming Is Buzzy Now, But It’s Nothing New For Native Americans

Angie Comeaux shares what her version of agriculture looks like and what most Americans get wrong about Thanksgiving.
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Shop Jewelry and Home Goods By Indigenous Artisans With Etsy's New Collab

Shop traditionally crafted jewelry, skin care, hats and home goods by Native artisans.
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For The First Time, Oklahoma’s Big 5 Native Nations Endorse In Governor’s Race

Their choice to back the Democratic candidate is a sign of a deteriorating relationship with the state and emerging tribal political strength.
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Herschel Walker Says His Grandma Was 'Full-Blood Cherokee.' His Mom Says Otherwise.

The Georgia GOP Senate nominee’s great-grandma was somehow “kin to Cherokee,” she said, "but I don’t know too much about how she was connected."
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Sacheen Littlefeather, Native American Activist Who Turned Down 1973 Oscar, Dies

Littlefeather famously spoke on stage about the film industry’s treatment of Native Americans.
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Cherokee Nation’s Case For Congressional Delegate To Get A House Committee Hearing

A treaty from the Andrew Jackson era allows the tribe to send a representative to Congress, but questions on seating remain.
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DNC Unanimously Passes Resolution Urging Joe Biden To Release Leonard Peltier

“We thank the Democratic Party for standing with justice,” North Dakota state Rep. Ruth Anna Buffalo said of the support for the Native American rights activist.
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Here's What It Means To Be 'Two-Spirit,' According To Native People

The term has been culturally appropriated by non-Indigenous people.
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Democrat Mary Peltola Makes History As First Alaska Native Elected To Congress

The former state representative pulled off an upset win to serve out the remainder of the late Rep. Don Young’s term.
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