The World War II Memorial in Washington, DC. Each star represents 1000 casualties as a result of World War II.
American History

The American Indian Code Talkers of WWII

December 24, 2021

The World War II brought host of employment opportunities for American Indians. Many joined the war industries; and, while women enlisted in auxiliary branches, hundreds of Native men joined the U.S. armed forces. […]

A tribute to an American soldier who died during World War 2.
American History

The Impact of World War II on Native Americans

December 23, 2021

Native lives saw tremendous transformation with the beginning of World War II. It gave them an opportunity to be a part of the change that the world was undergoing, but at the same time, it added to their list of woes. […]

Sketch of an Indian Chief on a horse.
American History

How Native Americans Continue to Struggle for Sovereignty

October 12, 2021

Self-governance, jurisdiction, and resource development are areas of contemporary struggle, testing the limits of individual rights and tribal sovereignty. From survival, the Natives have moved on and inaugurated an era of recovery and revitalization. […]

Sketch of Native American Chief.
American History

Tribal Nations: Gaming and Religious Freedom

October 12, 2021

The indigenous people in both the past and the present have been known for their diversity, persistence, and integrity. However, they have struggled for their survival and growth. […]

A person answering “Yes” to a question regarding his race on a piece of paper asking whether he is a native American or not
American History

The Battle against Native American Racism

October 7, 2021

The National Indian Youth Council aimed at organizing foundations and membership bases. These communities had magnificent effects. The council helped the long-overdue activism that was needed for Indians and their traditions. […]

A dream catcher hanging from barbed wire at sunset
American History

Two Visions for the Freedom of Native Americans

October 7, 2021

Even though it appeared that America was quite progressive than ever when it came to minority issues like black equality, the hostile attitude towards Native American communities didn’t seem to change. […]

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