“When you look at what tribes have to offer — from gaming ... s archaic and stereotypical as opposed to what the modern-day Indian is about.” But it has piqued the interest of some of ...

Indian Relay, dubbed "America's original extreme sport," has roots dating back centuries to horse stealing raids. Native Americans are keeping the dangerous and compelling racing tradition alive.

The news: Despite the furor over the Washington Redskins and Columbus Day, the most serious discrimination ... The country's 310 Indian reservations have violent crime rates that are more than ...

How did Native Americans end up on Reservations? How did Native Americans ... members off their land in the south and moved to modern day Oklahoma. To help us understand, we'll bring in Jessica ...

The Five Tribes were excluded from the policy, so the eastern portion of modern-day Oklahoma remained Indian territory. But Indigenous tribes living in the western part of the region lost much of ...

They discuss the balance between traditional Apache culture and modern life, including education, clothing, and activities like basketball. Keywords Apache, Indian Reservation, Arizona ...

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Intimidation comes in many forms during an election year, especially in Indian country ... “They are modern day literacy tests,” said Allison Neswood, a Diné attorney with NARF.

The roots of modern Indian Relay are in the horse-stealing raids that tribes once staged against ... with a three-day championship event that celebrated tribal culture in song, drum and dance.

So when Reservation Dogs came out last year ... magical realism and tribal lore — not to mention American Indian history — into a series that is fresh, funny and heartfelt.