indigenous peoples

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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'Spirit Rangers' Is A Love Letter To National Parks And Native Culture

The animated children’s show is voiced by Native stars and inspired by the tribal stories showrunner Karissa Valencia learned as a child.
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For Alaska’s Mary Peltola, Making History Means Less Sleep

The first Alaska Native to represent the 49th state says she is operating on adrenaline and joy as she settles in.
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Last Survivor Of Brazilian Indigenous Tribe Dies After Decades Resisting Contact

The so-called “Man of the Hole” is believed to have been the sole survivor of fatal attacks on his tribe by colonists and ranchers dating back to the '70s.
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In Historic Speech, Deb Haaland Honors Native Activists Who Took Over Alcatraz

"No longer do Indigenous people have to occupy a site to get the attention of the government,” said the interior secretary.
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Canadian Minister Confronted For Pushing Revisionist History Of Anti-Indigenous Schools

Alan Lagimodiere, Manitoba's newly minted minister of Indigenous reconciliation, was skewered by an opposition leader for defending "residential schools."
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Jeep Needs To Stop Using The Cherokee’s Proud Name To Sell Their Vehicles

"It goes without saying that my people are not an automobile, and for white Americans or white Europeans to tout an automobile using our name is wrong."
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How To Tackle Deforestation? Give Indigenous People Their Land Rights.

Deforestation, biodiversity loss and carbon emissions are lower on land governed by Indigenous communities, says a new United Nations report.
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The World’s Largest Intact Forest Is In Danger. Here’s How To Save It.

The boreal forest is threatened by climate change and human activity. Without urgent action, it could reach a terrifying tipping point.
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Native Americans Question J. Lo Singing 'This Land Is Your Land' At Inaugural

The folk tune is popular around campfires and in grade schools, but it also called to mind the nation's long history of land disputes involving tribes.
By Felicia Fonseca, AP