January 13, 2012
Opinion: George Quincy blends Choctaw tradition into music
"I have been introduced to an interesting composer named George Quincy. He was born in Oklahoma and is proud of his Choctaw heritage. Having received two degrees from, and having...
Blog: Urban Outfitters faces big problems after 'Navajo' flap
"News of Urban Outfitters C.E.O. Glen Senk's abrupt resignation — he is reportedly heading to jeweler David Yurman, where he will be unlikely to be called upon to publicly explain...
Editorial: Gila River highway route can preserve sacred site
"The Valley has talked for years about the proposed South Mountain Freeway, and Ahwatukee Foothills has made a powerful effort to push the freeway onto tribal land. Ahwatukee may finally...
Native Sun News: Native women meet to oppose Keystone XL
The following story was written and reported by Talli Nauman. All content © Native Sun News. Kandi Mosset Debra White Plume Tantoo Cardinal PORCUPINE, SOUTH DAKOTA –– Native American leaders...
Editorial: Consult Ute Tribe about getting rid of 'Utes' name
"The University of Utah has long referred to its athletic teams as the Utes. So long as the Ute Tribal Council continues to give its permission for the use of...
David Kimelberg: Tribal termination takes on a different form
"Not too long ago, the United States’ explicit policy regarding Native Americans was termination. The goal was to marginalize and eradicate Native people and cultures. As a first step, the...
KLCC: Possible tsunami debris washing up on Makah Nation
"It’s been almost a year since a 9.0-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Japan triggered a tsunami. The Japanese government estimated that up to 25 million tons of debris washed...
George Gordon First Nation seeks $10B for treaty violations
The George Gordon First Nation is suing the Canadian and Saskatchewan governments for $10 billion in land and energy resources. The band entered into the George Gordon Treaty Land Entitlement...
Site aims to keep Alutiiq language alive for new generations
A new website aims to keep the Alutiiq language alive for new generations. Only 15 people are fluent in the language. So the Afognak Native Corporation, Koniag Inc. and the...
Navajo Nation sues to protect voting rights in county in Utah
The Navajo Nation filed a lawsuit in federal court to protect the voting rights of members who live in San Juan County, Utah. American Indians make up 50.4 percent of...
Two Maryland tribes celebrate recognition of their identities
It took nearly 400 years but the Piscataway Conoy Tribe and the Piscataway Indian Nation have finally been recognized by the state of Maryland. The tribes followed a new state...
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe claims at least $400K was stolen
The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe of Massachusetts says three former leaders stole at least $400,000 in funds that were provided by an investor who bankrolled the federal recognition effort. Former chairman...
Session discusses economic development in Indian Country
Economic development and diversification were discussed at a conference hosted by the Tyme Maidu Tribe of California. Tribes and Indian entrepreneurs face barriers in obtaining loans, Craig Norte of the...
Blog: Testament's Chuck Billy proud to share Pomo heritage
"On Jan. 14, Testament vocalist Chuck Billy will be appearing at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Albuquerque, N.M. to celebrate becoming the first Native American entertainer to be...
Flandreau Santee Sioux students use bison as a food source
Young members of the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe of South Dakota are learning how to rely on bison, one of the primary sources of food for their ancestors. The tribe...
Non-Indian retailers in court over Washington gas compacts
The Washington Supreme Court heard arguments on Thursday in Automotive United Trades Organization v. State. The Automotive United Trades Organization represents non-Indian gas stations. The group claims the gas compacts,...
Bill Janklow, polarizing politician in South Dakota, passes on
Bill Janklow, the former Republican governor of South Dakota and a former U.S. Congressman, died on Wednesday. He was 72. Janklow began his career with a legal aid program on...
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