Racism and Mascots at Scappoose High

Misty Perkins
1/29/16

As a REAL Native American who went to Scappoose High School in Scappoose, Oregon for four years, I will share my experience as it relates to racism and mascots, though I doubt it will matter now since it didn't matter then....

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The Path Toward A Greater Truth

Kitcki Carroll
11/19/15

November is Native American Heritage Month, a month set aside every year, in recent history, with the purpose and intent of recognizing the significant contributions that we, as first Americans, have made to the establishment and growth of the United States....

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Virtual Reality Film 'Arapaho' Will Take Viewers 'Into the Heart of the Tribe'

ICTMN Staff
6/22/15
Cinemersia, a production company specializing in cutting-edge virtual reality technology, has announced its second VR feature film: "Arapaho." "I wanted to do something epic this t...

Lauded Activist Suzan Shown Harjo to be Honored by Cheyenne, Arapaho

Simon Moya-Smith
4/17/15
Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Suzan Shown Harjo will be honored today in Concho, Oklahoma with a homecoming celebration, hosted by the Cheyenne and Arapaho people...

Full Circle: Plains Indians Exhibit Takes Top Billing at Metropolitan Museum of Art

Theresa Braine
3/14/15
A mournful song echoes through the exhibit hall, similar perhaps to sounds that once drifted across the Great Plains...

Colorado Governor on Sand Creek Massacre: 'I Want to Apologize'

Simon Moya-Smith
12/4/14
One hundred and fifty years ago, on November 29, 1864, roughly 700 men of the Colorado Territorial militia murdered and mutilated an estimated 160 Cheyenne and Arapaho as they rest...

CU-Boulder Won’t Be Renaming Dorms Using Arapaho Spellings

Simon Moya-Smith
8/29/14
Two new dormitories on the University of Colorado Boulder campus will not be renamed using traditional Arapaho Hinono’ei spelling, university officials said...

Native History: Proclamation Sets Course Toward Sand Creek Massacre

Konnie LeMay
6/27/14
This Date in Native History: On June 27, 1864, John Evans, governor of the Colorado Territory in Denver, issued a proclamation “To the Friendly Indians of the Plains,” a step that ...

Tribes Demand Return of Native Scalps From Karl May Museum in Germany

Red Haircrow
3/25/14
The Karl May Festival, an annual event in honor of the German novelist who spun imaginative tales about American Indians and the U.S Old West well over 100 years ago, will be held ...

Christmas Playlist: 5 Classic Carols in Native Languages

ICTMN Staff
12/17/13
The holiday-shopping season is full upon us, and those who celebrate Christmas are in a flurry of activity...

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