The Digital Public Library of America is now “open” to the public. It may not have four walls and a roof, but it does have more than two million items users can browse through...

During an April 24 Michigan Radio program Ben Hinmon, a descendant of Chief Pontiac, spoke about his great-great-great-great grandfather’s legacy...

When Christian Evangelist David Barton used King Philip’s War to demonstrate his take on just-war theory during an airing of WallBuilders Live on March 21 he gave an incorrect acco...

Thursday’s edition of WallBuilders Live, a religiously slanted history podcast founded by David Barton, addressed just-war theory, which Barton defines as “what you have to do to s...

Outsiders tend to see indigenous nations as static, archaic, dying communities—non-existent at worst, or remnants of ancient, once-noble, but now destroyed or deeply fragmented com...

We have tried treaties. We have tried court cases. We have tried state and federal legislation. In all cases, the results have been mixed...

When the Spanish began colonizing central California and constructing Missions in the late 1700s, the Amah Mutsun people were aware of what the Spanish were doing...

A remarkable feature about indigenous nations is that they have continued after more than 500 years of colonial efforts to assimilate and dismantle them...

The answer to the question posed by the title of this essay seems, at first glance, to actually be pretty straightforward...