Ruth Hopkins

“LANDBACK is a war cry for the liberation of Indigenous people and our land.”

The bodies of thousands of Indigenous children have been discovered at schools in the U.S. and Canada.

He’s depicted as a savage or a sideshow character. That's not the real story.

Never forget.

Happy birthday to a living legend.

Three Native American artisans open up about their ancestral work.

It’s been 400 years since the Mayflower landed in modern-day Massachusetts.

“We must see ourselves in our heroes, and our stories deserve to be told.”

If the Trump administration can terminate one Tribe, they can terminate them all.

It’s now often seen at protests against climate change and the murder of Indigenous women.

These women defied the patriarchy and Western gender roles.

“Men in suits and their money don’t intimidate us. We are still here.”

“The history of America is one of brutal mass slaughter.”

Treaties have had a profound effect on Native people.

Avoid these offensive stereotypes and be an ally to Native nations this November.

“The spirit of Crazy Horse is one of resistance. It’s bravery in the face of insurmountable odds.”

The Lakota, not George Custer, deserve our attention.

It was only granted in 1924, and the rights that come with the designation have been long ignored.

Sounds apocalyptic, right? A little hard to digest? Look around you.

An organizer behind the Alcatraz Occupation explains this important action often left out of history books.

She was an incredible woman and she deserves respect.

"It is important for me to vote...for the murdered and missing Indigenous women who aren't here to vote with us this election."

“As far as missing Native women and girls [goes] — we have a sick level of permissiveness when it comes to missing relatives.”

“Some envision themselves as saviors, maintaining that Native children are better off growing up in white homes.”