Native American Studies
Uncover the untold stories and rich cultural tapestry of Native American Studies that challenge conventional narratives and ignite a deeper understanding of indigenous resilience and identity.
Maungwudaus: The Forgotten Showman Who Challenged the Status Quo
Vince Vanguard
The Treaty of Chicago: A Land Grab That Changed America Forever
Vince Vanguard
The Treaty of Chicago in 1833 marked a pivotal moment in American history, leading to the cession of Native American lands and the rapid development of the Midwest, while highlighting the controversial impact of Manifest Destiny.
Reviving the Voice of Southeastern Pomo: A Language in Peril
KC Fairlight
Southeastern Pomo, an endangered language once spoken by the Native American Pomo community in Northern California, faces near extinction with only a few fluent speakers remaining. Efforts are underway to revive it through cultural programs utilizing modern technology to engage new generations.
The Forgotten Language: Southeastern Pomo
Vince Vanguard
The Southeastern Pomo language, on the brink of extinction, is being revitalized by community efforts to preserve cultural identity and heritage in Northern California.
The Complex Legacy of the United States Indian Police
KC Fairlight
The United States Indian Police played a pivotal role in enforcing laws on Native American reservations, highlighting the complex interplay between cultural assimilation and sovereignty during the late 19th century.
The Enigma of James Girty: A Historical Figure of Controversy
KC Fairlight
Uncover the complex legacy of James Girty, a controversial figure who sided with Native American tribes during the American Revolutionary War, challenging the narrative of American expansion.