Category: Culture
Voices for Those Who Have Been Silenced: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
Examining the issue of missing American Indian women throughout the United States.
Breaking Down Bears Ears: Understanding American Land Ethics
Examining the controversy of Bear Ears National Monument and land ethics.
Embracing the Journey of Activism
A video interview with Puyallup tribal member Patricia Wallace, a vigilant, driven and dedicated activist in the Water Warrior’s Movement.
Eurocentrism and its Impact on Shaping the Historical Legacy of Native Americans
Eurocentric worldviews often have been used to shape the historicity of Native Americans.
The 2017 Keystone XL Pipeline Spill and What the DAPL Protests Sought to Prevent
Examining The 2017 Keystone XL Pipeline spill and how the fundamental philosophical differences expressed in the Dakota Access Pipeline protests foreshadowed such dangers.
Why the No LNG Movement Matters
A video interview with Dakota Case about why the No LNG movement matters.
The Historical Origins of Native American Heritage Month
The historical pathway for the establishment of a Native American month has been a longstanding filled with endurance and advocacy.
The Wounded Knee Massacre, Las Vegas Shooting and the Media’s Failure to Remember the Past
The Wounded Knee Massacre is often forgotten as the worse mass shooting to take place in the United States.
An Insular Look into Indian Gaming in ‘Tribal Sovereignty and American Politics’
Offering a more isolated exploration into Indian gaming.
Suicide: The Struggle to Cultivate Awareness Around an Unrelenting Health Crisis in Indian Country
Taking a look at the Puyallup Tribe’s Dr. Danelle Reed and her focus on suicide prevention.
The Complicated Trade-Off of Indian Gaming in ‘The Casino Compromise’
Navigating the complex legal nature of Indian gaming and tribal sovereignty.