indigenous peoples

Land Grabs Have Modernized — But They’re Just As Violent As They've Always Been

New research quantifies the constant violation of Indigenous communities' rights.
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How The Blackfeet Brought Back America’s Most Iconic Animal

A unique movement combining social justice and wildlife conservation is changing the landscape.
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They Asked Me To Cut My 6-Year-Old Son's Hair — And This Is Why I Said No

This will be an ongoing battle for Indigenous people. Here’s how we fight back.
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In A Major First, Indigenous Flags Fly At Women's World Cup In Australia And New Zealand

Maori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags will be prominently displayed throughout the tournament, in a rare departure from FIFA's strict rules.
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This Two-Spirit Couple Is Teaching Us 1 Key Thing About Queerness

"It’s an identity that can, and should, teach all of us about how expansive queerness can be."
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It's Time To Center Indigenous Voices

A letter from Voices editor Raj Punjabi on how HuffPost's new vertical is amplifying modern stories of Native American life.
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James Cameron Feels He ‘Walked Into An Ambush’ In Argentine Dispute

Cameron, the director of “Avatar” and “Titanic,” came to Argentina to speak at a sustainability conference in Buenos Aires on Friday.
By DANIEL POLITI, AP

Indigenous TV Host Quits Following Backlash To King Charles' Coronation Comments

“To those who have abused me and my family, I would just say: If your aim was to hurt me, well, you’ve succeeded,” journalist Stan Grant said.
By ROD McGUIRK, AP NEWS

Berkeley Professor Apologizes For False Indigenous Identity

A professor at the University of California, Berkeley, whose identity as Native American had been questioned for years, has apologized for falsely identifying as Indigenous.
By Olga R. Rodriguez, AP

The Part Of Indigenous Land Protection We Don't Talk About Enough

As Indigenous people, we are expected to educate our white counterparts — and it takes a mental toll.
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