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Trump’s stopping offshore wind projects and opening up sensitive public lands to development, so I wasn’t surprised to read that he’s pushing ahead with a copper mine at Oak Flat, an ecological jewel in Tonto National Forest about an hour east of...
by Mother Mags
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The Columbia Gorge Museum in Stevenson, Washington has a large gallery dedicated to the First Peoples of the Columbia Gorge: Watlalas (Wahlalas; also known as the Cascade Indians), Wascos, and ...
by Ojibwa
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By 1675, many American Indians were aware of the European invasion of the Americas. European trade goods—metal artifacts, glass beads, cloth, and guns—were already having an impact on Native ...
by Ojibwa
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_________________________________________________ When women run for political office, girls are more likely to grow up to be voters. “This is powerful evidence for the enduring effect of women as role models,” authors of the new study wrote....
by mettle fatigue
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The Willapa Seaport Museum in Raymond, Washington has a display case filled with unlabeled Indian artifacts from tribes who traded with the peoples of the Northwest Coast.
by Ojibwa
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Briefly described below are a few of the Canadian First Nations events of a hundred years ago, 1925.
by Ojibwa
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In the eighteenth century, the European invaders began to spread westward from their coastal colonies and across the Appalachia Mountains. �Here they found monumental earthworks and ancient burial ...
by Ojibwa
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Welcome to the Street Prophets Coffee Hour cleverly hidden at the intersection of religion, art, science, food, and politics. This is an open thread where we can share our thoughts and comments ...
by Ojibwa
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In 1890, there were two kinds of schools for American Indian children: boarding schools and day schools. These schools were run by the federal government or by Christian missionary groups (often ...
by Ojibwa
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In 1890, Indian affairs in the United States were administered i- the Interior Department by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, a political appointee. At this time, one of the goals of the federal ...
by Ojibwa
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