Their ancestors were black slaves owned by Native Americans. Now they’re suing the Creek nation to fully restore their citizenship
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ACONAV shines spotlight on Native American fashion | AZ Big Media
The name ACONAV represents the cultures of Loren and his wife Valentina. Loren is from the Acoma Pueblo and Valentina is from the Navajo (Diné).
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Indian Tribes Dig In to Gain Their Share of Sports Betting | The New York Times
State officials from California to Connecticut spent last week maneuvering for control of the tens of billions of dollars in projected revenue from sports betting, and joining them was another group of powerful, and familiar, gambling operators aiming to claim their piece of the action: American Indian tribes.
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New Documentary Chronicles Indigenous Activist History | Colorlines
“Warrior Women” follows Madonna Thunder Hawk and her daughter, Marcy Gilbert, as they engage with major Native American liberation movements.
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How Native Americans are taking back their ancestors’ remains | Timeline
The bones of 50,000 individuals have been transferred from universities and museums so far.
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Why Several Native Americans Are Suing the Mormon Church
Participants in the Church-sponsored Indian Student Placement Program have filed at least three sexual-abuse lawsuits.
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