Thing About Skins (Page 5)

In Honor of Women’s History Month: Just a Few of My Female Indigenous Inspirations

Within Indigenous communities, the women lead. They lead...

The Violence Against Women Act: Gun Rights, Idle No More, and Why Most House Republicans Say Rape Is OK

INTRODUCTION: OF GUN RIGHTS AND POLITICS There is a...

All Over Your Face: Confessions of a Former Social Media Junkie

It has been roughly two months since I deactivated my...

The Idle No More Movement for Dummies (or, 'What The Heck Are All These Indians Acting All Indian-Ey About?')

INTRODUCTION Lately, Native people have taken to the...

Magic Mike, Idle No More, and Speakin' in Indian: Happy New Year

It’s been a long time since I wrote something for “The...

Isolated No More: Idle No More and the United States

How different would life be for Native Peoples if more of...

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The Thing About Skins Photo of the Week: 'Native Woman Power'

Anthony "Thosh" Collins

June 13, 2012

ANTHONY “THOSH” COLLINS is a photographer from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community in Arizona and currently resides in Los Angeles, California...

The Thing About Skins Photo of the Week: 'Tree and Sky'

Anthony "Thosh" Collins

June 06, 2012

ANTHONY “THOSH” COLLINS is a photographer from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community in Arizona and currently resides in Los Angeles, California...

Celebrating Modern-Day Indigenous Warriors Series (aka, Native Fanboy Piece #1): Tatanka Means

Gyasi Ross

June 04, 2012

I’m working against a few deadlines for my upcoming book, appropriately entitled The Thing About Skins...

The Thing About Skins Photo of the Week: 'Indian Smile 2009'

Anthony "Thosh" Collins

May 30, 2012

ANTHONY “THOSH” COLLINS is a photographer from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community in Arizona and currently resides in Los Angeles, California...

The Thing About Skins Photo of the Week: 'Tokala Points With His Lips'

Anthony "Thosh" Collins

May 24, 2012

ANTHONY “THOSH” COLLINS is a photographer from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community in Arizona and currently resides in Los Angeles, California...

Vaginal Void Amongst Indian Women (Learning to Love the Indigenous ‘V’)

Christina M. Castro

May 20, 2012

Recently, I participated in a student organized benefit production of The Vagina Monologues at the Institute of American Indian Arts...

Photo: Indian Sunroof

Gyasi Ross

May 17, 2012

This is a special treat for everybody; amongst the many very talented photographers within Indian Country, I have the pleasure of introducing one of the most amazing...

Happy Mother's Day: In Defense of 'Mere Survival'

Gyasi Ross

May 13, 2012

My mom buried her oldest son, my oldest brother, when he was a teenager. My auntie buried her beautiful daughter, my cousin, not too long after that...