Indigenous
Colonial Statues Had a Pretty Bad Thanksgiving
Statues of former presidents and colonial monuments were toppled or vandalized this week in at least four U.S. cities.
Trump Is About to Hand Over Sacred Apache Land to a Mining Company
Trump officials are rushing to hand over Oak Flat in Arizona to Resolution Copper by next month, a full year ahead of schedule—while they still can.
Indigenous Mother Calls Out School Assignment That Asked Kids to List Positive Traits of Residential Schools
A B.C. school district has launched an investigation into how the homework was assigned and the school’s principal has apologized.
Some Ski Resorts Are Finally Starting to Reckon With Their Racist History
Resorts largely serve rich white people. But Indigenous communities are fighting to change that.
Trump's Environmental Rollbacks Are Racist. Here's How Biden Can Overturn Them Immediately.
A few executive actions from President-Elect Joe Biden could have real-world impacts for Black, Indigenous, and people of color at home.
Centuries Ago, People Tripped Together in Front of This Mesmerizing Cave Art
It's the first clear evidence for the ingestion of hallucinogens at a rock art site.
Native Americans Defied Voter Intimidation and Helped Biden Win Arizona
Partisan campaigners, rude poll workers, and armed police made voting uncomfortable for Indigenous voters. And yet, they helped the Democrats take the state.
In Surprise Move, Indigenous Coalition Buys Largest Atlantic Canada Fishery
It's a "win" for Indigenous fishing communities who have been embroiled in months of conflict and intimidation by white commercial fishermen.
The U.S. Elected a Record Number of Indigenous Women to Congress
Yvette Herrell, a Republican, joins Democrats Deb Haaland and Sharice Davids in the House.
This First Nation Doesn't Know When They Will Have Running Water Again
The Canadian government says a new water treatment plant is coming, but Indigenous leaders say all levels of government have failed them and they don't know when the crisis will be averted.
Police Used Taser and Rubber Bullets Against Indigenous Land Defenders—Again
Members of Six Nations set up a land reclamation camp more than 100 days ago to stop a housing development from being built on their land.
After Decades of Undrinkable Water, This First Nation Now Has No Water at All
Residents of Neskantaga First Nation haven't been able to bathe or flush their toilets for nearly a week, prompting a mass evacuation.