Christine Brownadded this to EveryoneIndigenous Peoples Missing indigenous women spotlighted as bill signedAssociated Press - By TOM JAMESOLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A growing number of missing and murdered Native American women are the focus of a Washington bill signed into law Wednesday amid concerns the victims’ cases are slipping between gaps.
rrortega87added this to RUIDavid Luiz David Luiz celebrates his 32nd birthday with a extravagant costume party in Native American headdressSB Nation - yatcli, David PasztorThe good, the bad, and the ugly David Luiz turned 32 on Monday, but who wants to throw a birthday bash just hours after failing to triumph against a team specialized in “anti-football”? So the party was
Shane Leschasinadded this to ancient historicity History The Treaty That Forced the Cherokee People from Their Homelands Goes on Viewsmithsonianmag.com - Dennis Zotigh / BY “The more we can tell our story, the less likely history will repeat itself.” —Principal Chief Bill John Baker, Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma On …
The TakeawayIndigenous Peoples Religious Liberty at Stake in Native American Lawsuitwnycstudios.org The Ramapough Lenape Nation has used a parcel of land it owns in Mahwah, New Jersey for religious ceremonies for generations, but the gated community …
Indigenous Peoples American Experiencepbs.org - www.pbs.org Annie Oakley | Article Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show General William Tecumseh Sherman called it "wonderfully realistic and historically reminiscent." …
George Masonadded this to Come To This CornerIndigenous Peoples Why Americans shouldn’t fear China’s growing economyThe Washington Post - Graeme Mack is a doctoral candidate in history at the University of California, San Diego.No country is more central to American economic anxieties than China. The nation represents serious economic competition — its rise looms on the horizon, challenging the United States’ status as the world’s
Utah Off-duty police officer arrested on suspicion of DUI in southeastern Utahfox13now.com - Rebecca Green × MEXICAN HAT, Utah – An off-duty police officer was arrested on suspicion of DUI near Mexican Hat Sunday night. According to the Navajo Police …
Associated PressLisa Murkowski Murkowski seeks comment extension on mine draft analysisAssociated PressJUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Alaska’s senior U.S. senator has asked the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to extend from 90 to 120 days the comment period on a draft environmental review of a proposed copper and mine
mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesBooks Speaking With Amanda Skenandore About the Scars of Forced Assimilationlareviewofbooks.org - Krista Lukas interviews Amanda Skenandore IN 1880s WISCONSIN, Native American children were required to attend boarding schools. They were taken from their homes, given haircuts, stripped …
St. Paul Pioneer Pressadded this to Minnesota politicsIndigenous Peoples ‘Invisible’ American Indian women say they need help to stop sexual violencetwincities.com - Don Davis “We are statistically insignificant.”That is why little attention is paid to what many describe as an epidemic of murdered and missing American …
Grand Canyon Authorities: Visitor dies after falling from edge of Grand Canyonnews12.com - newjersey.news12.com ARIZONA - Authorities say another visitor has died after falling from the edge of the Grand Canyon. Park rangers found the body of a 70-year-old woman …
Alaska Alaska Native corporation settles lawsuit with whistlebloweradn.com - Associated Press KODIAK - An Alaska Native corporation has settled a civil lawsuit filed by a former employee who says the corporation abused a federal program, …
JOHN JOSEPHadded this to GAY / LGBT LOVE, LIFE, TRAVEL & POLITICSAlbuquerque, NM Albuquerque man learns sentence in 2009 murder casekrqe.com - KRQE Media Video ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - The Albuquerque man who got away with murder for nearly a decade was sentenced Wednesday. In 2009, Roger Paul Preston …
The Western Journaladded this to Op-edsSlavery The Insanity of Reparationswesternjournal.com - Op-Ed Contributor The latest rage of the left is “reparations,” which is the name given to an issue that has become a litmus test for 2020 Democratic presidential …
Donald Trump Jr Don Jr. on fire: Rips ‘moronic' Dems, AOC, Black Caucus, Warren, media, pollswashingtonexaminer.com - Paul Bedard President Trump’s top surrogate, son Donald Trump Jr., tore through the Democratic Party and media to a sold-out college audience Tuesday night and …
ggypsyblueadded this to Yummy In My TummyCraft Beer Beyond the Pint: Meet Three Women Who Are Making Names for Themselves in the World of Craft BeerMartha Stewart Living - Stephanie LovelleThe beer industry is definitely not just for men. Learn how these three female brewers are bringing craft beer to their communities. Beer is one of the oldest beverages in the world, and while it often
Diversity Why the AMA is committed to a diverse physician workforceama-assn.org - American Medical Association The strength of our medical workforce—and our nation—is rooted in diversity. One requirement to advance health equity is to promote greater diversity …
CaliGypsyGurladded this to Issues I Stand ForLiberal View America’s Biggest Lie: We Can’t Afford Medicare for Allsmirkingchimp.com Pundits and politicians repeatedly warn us that the country cannot afford costly social services. They caution about the perils of a rising national …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsScience The weirdest things we learned this week: Rats with fetishes and America's first bananaPopular Science - Claire Maldarelli, Eleanor Cummins, and Rachel FeltmanOur editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts. What’s the weirdest thing you learned this week? Well, whatever it is, we promise you’ll have an even weirder answer if you listen to PopSci’s hit podcast.
Utah National monument advisory panel new flashpoint in debatestandard.net - BRADY McCOMBS Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A newly unveiled advisory committee that will help make management decisions for a downsized national monument in southern Utah …
Digital Divaadded this to A Roaming RV RetirementIndigenous Peoples Next time you visit a national park, take time to learn and honor its Indigenous historyroadtrippers.com On March 1, 1872, President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act into law, effectively creating the world’s first …
Conservative View Critical Limits on Human Powertownhall.com - Laura Hollis The brilliance of our country's founders is revealed in many things but especially the checks on power built into our system of government. The …
Texas A&M Aggies Discover Ancient Human Ate Rattlesnake Wholeiheart.com - Nikki Courtney It was in the poop.Texas A&M archaeologist Elanor Sonderman led a team examining remains from a dig in southwest Texas found fossilized human …
Greater Sacramento High School Students to Witness Sacramento`s First Wall Dance Performancefox40.com - Anisca Miles Gary is out at Hiram Johnson High School getting a preview of the dancers from TwoPoint 4 Dance Theatre as they ascend the school's six-story tall …
Indigenous Peoples Bill Neal Elk Whistlesoundcloud.com Osiyo, my friends and relations! Let us live our lives by the Original Instructions! I am a master Native American flutist, storyteller, actor, …
mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesUniversity of Illinois What We Get Wrong About the American HeartlandTIME - Kristin L. HogansonIf you were to buzz at bumblebee height over flyover country this month, you would find spring unfurling petal by petal, the crocuses, daffodils, tulips, forsythia and even the indomitable dandelion blooming
Jeremiah Smithadded this to JBaltimore A quest to reconstruct Baltimore's American Indian 'reservation'theconversation.com - Ashley Minner A few years ago, I invited a group of students to go on a short walking tour of the Lumbee Indian community of East Baltimore. Lumbee are indigenous …
The New York Timesadded this to OpinionOpinion Closing the Racial Wealth GapThe New York Times - By COURTNEY E. MARTINFirst of three articles. In her 2018 book, “Give People Money,” the journalist Annie Lowrey delivered a stinging criticism of the ways in which the United States has essentially won the race to the bottom
RRick Timmeradded this to HistoryFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoHistory Why We Need a New Civil War Documentarysmithsonianmag.com - Keri Leigh Merritt Airing over a span of five nights during late September in 1990, Ken Burns’ “The Civil War” remains, to this day, the only documentary that claims to …
University of Maine Bill to ban Native American mascots in Maine passes Housecentralmaine.com - Associated Press AUGUSTA— A bill to prevent Maine public schools from using mascots and logos depicting Native Americans has passed the House. The …
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