Don George

Unification of the People

Logic tells us that people will worry about what's going on in their own backyards before thinking about the trials and tribulations of others. But once again, thinking logically, if people show interest in others' troubles, then they would probably become concerned with their own....

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November 30, 2011

Anton Treuer: On Assassination and History

Konnie LeMay
July 20, 2011
Indian Country Today Media Network sat down with linguist and award-winning author Anton Treuer to talk about two of his books, The Assassination of Hole in the Day a nd Ojibwe in ...

Aboriginals Jubilant as Halifax School Deletes ‘Cornwallis’ from Name

ICTMN Staff
June 24, 2011
He founded a town and then put a bounty on the Mi’kmaq. Now, more than 250 years later, aboriginal students will no longer have to attend a school bearing his name...
David E. Wilkins

The U.S. as an Immature State

Recently, the U.S....

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June 08, 2011

Setting the Record Straight: Trailblazer Shone a Light on Aboriginals’ Role in Canada

Elle Andra-Warner
April 10, 2011
When Olive Patricia Dickason entered academia at age 50, the award-winning Métis journalist was appalled at the historical descriptions she heard and read of Canada’s aboriginals...

The First Pocahontas May Have Been a Viking

ICTMN Staff
March 24, 2011
Genes from the Beotuk, a long-extinct branch of Canada's aboriginal peoples, have shown up in samples of 80 people from Iceland, a team of anthropologists and geneticists has revea...

AFA Blogger Declares Indians 'Morally Disqualified' from Sovereignty, Later Removes Post

ICTMN Staff
February 10, 2011
Bryan Fischer, who last showed up on our radar pushing the ludicrous idea that Obama would "give America back to the Indians," is at it again...

Important Arizona Treaty on Display at Arizona State Museum

ICTMN Staff
February 01, 2011
TUCSON - Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo--the treaty that was signed in 1848, ending the Mexican-American War and ceding California, Nevada, Utah, and most of Arizona to the United Sta...

Native Americans Who Found Life in Death Valley

ICTMN Staff
February 04, 2011
Death Valley. The name evokes a bleached and desiccated ox skull on a vast alkali flat, a desert night snake hiding in the cool shade of its cranial vault...

The Pima and Maricopa Return to Their Roots

ICTMN Staff
January 09, 2011
The Gila River, a tributary to the Colorado, has long been home to the Pima and Maricopa tribes...

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