Native American History

Osage Nation Osage Murders Boarding Schools Osage Tribe Voting Rights History American Indian Movement Civil Rights Movement Osage People 1970s Activism Child Removal Treatment of Native Americans Indian Removal Act Voting Rights Movement Tecumseh Muscogee (Creek) Nation History Navajo Nation Voting Rights Legislation Assimilation Policies Federal Government Relations Tribal Nations Cultural Misrepresentation 20th Century Events Indigenous Knowledge Shawnee Tribe Osage Reign of Terror Land Displacement Osage Murders of the 1920s Ohlone People Federal Reform Cherokee Nation Colonial History Massacre Sites Choctaw Nation Comanches Oklahoma Exhibit Halls Land Ownership Famous Native Americans Sand Creek Massacre Blackfeet History Representation in Film Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Portrayal of Native Americans U.S. Government Actions Buffalo Population Decline Community Dynamics Chaco Canyon White Buffalo Calf Woman White Buffalo Calf Cultural Legends Wounded Knee Incident Ancestral Puebloan Culture Trail of Tears Montana History 20th Century Figures

Leonard Peltier Released After Nearly 50 Years in Prison

The Native American activist, convicted in the 1975 killings of two FBI agents, will serve the remainder of his life sentences under home confinement following a commutation by former President Joe Biden.

Buffy Sainte-Marie Stripped of Order of Canada Over Disputed Indigenous Heritage

Leonard Peltier's Sentence Commuted After 45 Years in Prison

Biden Commutes Leonard Peltier's Life Sentence in Final Act as President

Native American Voters Hold Key Role in Tight 2024 Presidential Race

Indigenous Peoples Day Highlights Native Voter Mobilization Efforts

Native Americans in Montana Sue for Reservation Voting Sites

Alabama Tribes Clash Over Casino Built on Sacred Muscogee Land

Ohio Opens Great Council State Park Honoring Shawnee Heritage

Native American-led Nonprofit Purchases 40 Acres in the Black Hills

Tommy Orange Releases 'Wandering Stars,' a Sequel and Prequel to 'There There'

Nevada Tribe Shifts Strategy to Protect Sacred Sites Amid U.S. Energy Agenda

U.S. Cities and States Add Native American Translations to Road Signs

Lily Gladstone Poised to Make Oscar History with 'Killers of the Flower Moon'

Mixed Reactions to Mattel's Wilma Mankiller Barbie Doll

Scorsese's 'Killers of the Flower Moon' Sheds Light on Ongoing Violence Against Indigenous Women

Statue of Native American Leader William J. Franklin Sr. Unveiled at California State Capitol, Replacing Toppled Monument of Spanish Missionary

In search of lost cemetery, dig aims to uncover remains of Native children at defunct boarding school

Oil Brings Riches and Death in Scorsese's 'Killers of the Flower Moon'

New Martin Scorsese Film Depicts 1920s 'Reign of Terror' Against Oklahoma's Oil-Rich Osage Tribe