Pure Hell': The Painful Legacy of Boarding Schools for Native Americans.
President Biden formally apologized for the historic abuses suffered by Native American children in federal boarding schools, noting the deep cultural scars left behind.
Nearly 1,000 Native Children Died at Boarding Schools, Interior Dept. Finds
The U.S. government acknowledges and begins to account for its historical role in operating Indian boarding schools, aiming to address the trauma inflicted on Native communities.
Biden apologises for sin' of Indigenous boarding school abuses
Biden apologized for the U.S. government's historic abuses against Indigenous children, recognizing forced assimilation as a profound injustice.
The admission of forced separation and abuse highlights a dark chapter in American history that still affects Indigenous communities today.
Biden creates a new national monument marking the legacy of Indian boarding schools
Biden's announcement of a new national monument addresses the legacy of Indian boarding schools and its impact on Indigenous communities.
Native Boarding Schools Were Genocidal - Healing Starts With Telling the Truth
The author's grandmother was punished for her Blackfeet identity at a boarding school, reflecting a broader history of cultural suppression.
Patt Morrison: Why the U.S. needed to apologize for its 'Indian school' policy
President Biden's apology for the historic treatment of Native American boarding school children reflects a long-overdue acknowledgment of systemic injustices.
Pure Hell': The Painful Legacy of Boarding Schools for Native Americans.
President Biden formally apologized for the historic abuses suffered by Native American children in federal boarding schools, noting the deep cultural scars left behind.
Nearly 1,000 Native Children Died at Boarding Schools, Interior Dept. Finds
The U.S. government acknowledges and begins to account for its historical role in operating Indian boarding schools, aiming to address the trauma inflicted on Native communities.
Biden apologises for sin' of Indigenous boarding school abuses
Biden apologized for the U.S. government's historic abuses against Indigenous children, recognizing forced assimilation as a profound injustice.
The admission of forced separation and abuse highlights a dark chapter in American history that still affects Indigenous communities today.
Biden creates a new national monument marking the legacy of Indian boarding schools
Biden's announcement of a new national monument addresses the legacy of Indian boarding schools and its impact on Indigenous communities.
Native Boarding Schools Were Genocidal - Healing Starts With Telling the Truth
The author's grandmother was punished for her Blackfeet identity at a boarding school, reflecting a broader history of cultural suppression.
Patt Morrison: Why the U.S. needed to apologize for its 'Indian school' policy
President Biden's apology for the historic treatment of Native American boarding school children reflects a long-overdue acknowledgment of systemic injustices.
Thanksgiving and Native Americans: a complicated history
The myth of the first Thanksgiving overlooks complex realities of Native American involvement and colonialism.
Rebecca Nagle Calls for Confronting the Legacy of Colonization and Its Ongoing Threat to Native Rights
The Thanksgiving holiday is an opportunity to reflect on Native histories and struggles.
Thanksgiving Corn
Thanksgiving's roots lie in the collaboration between Native Americans and Pilgrims, particularly in agricultural practices like corn cultivation.
A guide to Thanksgiving for confused Europeans
Thanksgiving is an American holiday with historical roots tied to both Pilgrims and Native Americans, celebrated with family gatherings and charitable acts.
A Native American Perspective Of Thanksgiving | KQED
Thanksgiving holds different meanings for Native Americans, ranging from gratitude to mourning historical injustices.
Thanksgiving and Native Americans: a complicated history
The myth of the first Thanksgiving overlooks complex realities of Native American involvement and colonialism.
Rebecca Nagle Calls for Confronting the Legacy of Colonization and Its Ongoing Threat to Native Rights
The Thanksgiving holiday is an opportunity to reflect on Native histories and struggles.
Thanksgiving Corn
Thanksgiving's roots lie in the collaboration between Native Americans and Pilgrims, particularly in agricultural practices like corn cultivation.
A guide to Thanksgiving for confused Europeans
Thanksgiving is an American holiday with historical roots tied to both Pilgrims and Native Americans, celebrated with family gatherings and charitable acts.
A Native American Perspective Of Thanksgiving | KQED
Thanksgiving holds different meanings for Native Americans, ranging from gratitude to mourning historical injustices.
Oregon tribe celebrates as court lifts decades-long hunting and fishing restrictions
The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians celebrated significant gains in rights and recognition at their annual powwow, marking a historic moment of cultural revival.
Historical injustices faced by Plains Indians continue to affect their descendants, who live on reduced lands and often struggle for resources.
Arapaho
The Arapaho nation, originally from the Great Lakes, adapted to life on the Plains and continue to practice their rich cultural traditions despite external pressures.
A Gallery of North American Plains Indians
Historical injustices faced by Plains Indians continue to affect their descendants, who live on reduced lands and often struggle for resources.
Arapaho
The Arapaho nation, originally from the Great Lakes, adapted to life on the Plains and continue to practice their rich cultural traditions despite external pressures.
At Least 973 Native Children Died in the US's Abusive Boarding School System
The U.S. Department of the Interior calls for a formal apology from the U.S. government for the history of federal Indian boarding schools and ongoing support for Native people to recover from generational trauma.
Wandering Stars
Tommy Orange's 'Wandering Stars' examines generational trauma in Native communities through the lens of a violent past and contemporary struggles.
At Least 973 Native Children Died in the US's Abusive Boarding School System
The U.S. Department of the Interior calls for a formal apology from the U.S. government for the history of federal Indian boarding schools and ongoing support for Native people to recover from generational trauma.
Wandering Stars
Tommy Orange's 'Wandering Stars' examines generational trauma in Native communities through the lens of a violent past and contemporary struggles.
Histories are shaped by both winners and losers, influencing narratives around figures like Custer, who is viewed controversially today.
Washita Massacre
The Washita Massacre exemplifies the betrayal of peace-seeking Native Americans by the US government, culminating in violence against innocent civilians.
Yellow Hair: George Armstrong Custer
Histories are shaped by both winners and losers, influencing narratives around figures like Custer, who is viewed controversially today.
Washita Massacre
The Washita Massacre exemplifies the betrayal of peace-seeking Native Americans by the US government, culminating in violence against innocent civilians.
The Battle of the Little Bighorn exemplifies the consequences of underestimating the Native American forces and demonstrates flaws in Custer's strategy.
Texas county reverses classification of Indigenous history book as fiction
Montgomery County reversed a decision to classify a children's book on Native American history as fiction after backlash from authors and advocates.
The Ambivalent History of Indigenous People and U.S. Citizenship
Indigenous People's Day marks 100 years since the Indian Citizenship Act, revealing complexities of Native American citizenship and sovereignty issues.
Indigenous Peoples Day or Columbus Day: States split on which to spotlight
America's celebration of Columbus faces scrutiny due to the violent impact on Native communities, spurring the acknowledgment of Indigenous Peoples Day.
The Ambivalent History of Indigenous People and U.S. Citizenship
Indigenous People's Day marks 100 years since the Indian Citizenship Act, revealing complexities of Native American citizenship and sovereignty issues.
Indigenous Peoples Day or Columbus Day: States split on which to spotlight
America's celebration of Columbus faces scrutiny due to the violent impact on Native communities, spurring the acknowledgment of Indigenous Peoples Day.
New law requires California schools to teach about historical mistreatment of Native Americans
California's new law mandates comprehensive education on Native American history, enhancing historical accuracy in schools.
U.S. military to apologize to Alaska Natives for 1800s terror campaign
The U.S. Navy is apologizing for past atrocities committed against Tlingit communities, acknowledging their multigenerational trauma and the need for reconciliation.
19 Messed-Up Facts About US History That I'm Almost Positive You Didn't Learn In Grade School
The article highlights overlooked historical injustices in US history, urging readers to confront and challenge what they learned in school.
Sand Creek Massacre
The Sand Creek Massacre exemplifies the atrocities faced by Native Americans due to U.S. policies and broken treaties.
They took the children: U.S. created Indian boarding schools to destroy cultures and seize land
U.S. government separated Native American children to assimilate into White society and seize tribal land from 1819-1969.
Tommy Orange's 'Wandering Stars' is a powerful follow up to 'There There'
Wandering Stars is both a sequel and a prequel to Tommy Orange's debut novel, exploring the long-term effects of Native American history on a specific family lineage.
The novel delves into the themes of trauma, dislocation, and forced assimilation, emphasizing the importance of family and ancestral stories in shaping identity.
Tommy Orange Discusses 'Wandering Stars'
Wandering Stars is a powerful follow-up to 'There There' by Tommy Orange.
The book delves into the historical context of Native Americans and the impact of institutions like the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.
Tommy Orange's 'Wandering Stars' is a powerful follow up to 'There There'
Wandering Stars is both a sequel and a prequel to Tommy Orange's debut novel, exploring the long-term effects of Native American history on a specific family lineage.
The novel delves into the themes of trauma, dislocation, and forced assimilation, emphasizing the importance of family and ancestral stories in shaping identity.
Tommy Orange Discusses 'Wandering Stars'
Wandering Stars is a powerful follow-up to 'There There' by Tommy Orange.
The book delves into the historical context of Native Americans and the impact of institutions like the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.