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Critical perspectives and discussion of Native Americans in children's books and stories, the school curriculum, popular culture, and society-at-large.
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Rating:
great
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A women's shelter and education program on the Standing Rock Reservation.
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Rating:
great
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Highlighting a variety of contemporary indigenous peoples' issues from around the world - primarily Native Americans but also indigenous peoples of other nations.
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Rating:
great
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Focuses on regional, national, and international news items of interest to Native Americans living in all areas
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Rating:
great
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Sky, a Native American writer and editor, blogs about her personal thoughts, wildest dreams, and current project updates.
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Rating:
great
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News of importance to all Native American people within the state of Kentucky including political thought opinions and current events.
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Rating:
great
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Native American gaming and gambling, and the legal, political, and public policy issues raised by the tribal gaming industry.
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Rating:
great
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Ideas of manifest destiny, Indian law, and treaty history are explored here.
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Rating:
great
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Thoughts and information on contemporary American Indian issues, concerns, and news. This is a replacement site for the previous blog, the host of which has disappeared.
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Rating:
great
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The Web´s leading Indigenist Blog Journalists and First Nations Liberation Activists
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Rating:
great
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Potawatomi author Larry Mitchell, who is also a Vietnam veteran, shares his writing, poetry, and other Native American news.
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Rating:
great
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For the Indigenous Law and Policy Center at Michigan State University, with articles about upcoming activities and other information.
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Rating:
great
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Interesting coverage of Eskimo Inuit art and Native American Indian art as well as news from aboriginal art producing communities.
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Rating:
great
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Instructions, photographs, and other information about Native American art and crafts as well as news about Native American artists.
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Rating:
great
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Of both Native American and Mexican heritage, author Ana Castillo blogs about her current projects, appearances, and life as a mother.
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Rating:
great
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Foster Pepper PLLC takes great pride in its history of service to Native American and Alaska Native peoples and organizations. Our firm works closely with Tribes and Alaska Native Corporations to facilitate their community development and economic growth.
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Rating:
great
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words, thoughts and sometimes extremes from a Native woman's point of view.
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Rating:
great
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A writer and photographer travel the United States reporting on Native American life, commenting on society and culture, and offering up their creative work. Julia Dean is founder of The Julia Dean Photo Workshops, A. Jay Adler a professor of English.
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Rating:
great
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Rob writes about life as a gay member of the Saginaw Chippewa tribe, working as a security guard, and life with his partner and four children.
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Rating:
very good
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20.
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Education and learning in Native American culture in addition to teaching through theatre.
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Rating:
very good
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Progressive politics, Native American issues, and autism awareness.
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Rating:
very good
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Emily Nicole, a recent graduate of Northwestern College in Iowa blogs about her first job as a teacher at Red Cloud Indian School in South Dakota.
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Rating:
very good
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A personal blog with occasional reflections on spirituality, culture, religion, and indigenous knowledge.
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Rating:
very good
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Welcome To My Mind's Playground. Enjoy your time while you are here. Why not leave your comments please, if you take the time to wander through and play with me? Watch out for any rough or sharp edges along the way.
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Rating:
very good
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An organization of information professionals who belong to the American Association of Law Libraries. The Caucus provides a forum in which Native law and other issues that impact Indigenous Peoples worldwide can be discussed, ideas shared, information exc
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Rating:
very good
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You never know what. If it's about Native American's, it may lead me down the history trail. Being a Native, I have old and new wounds that are painful. But hey, they like our feathers, dances,paintings, but to hell with us that we are starving!
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Rating:
very good
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Native American articles, poetry, stories, recipes, cooking, medicine bags, jewelry, culture and spirituality.
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Rating:
very good
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Intercontinental cry is dedicated to keeping you informed about the most pressing and unreported human rights struggles in the world today: The struggles of Indigenous People.
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Rating:
very good
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The official blog for ""The Local Crank"", a syndicated newspaper column, musings and commentary on politics, religion, and Native American issues.
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Rating:
very good
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Environmental and Native American news stories by environment and science writer.
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Rating:
very good
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