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INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – Preservationists, led by the Ohio History Connection, and Indigenous tribes, many with ancestral ties to the state, pushed to recognize the...

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – “Governor Stitt’s selection of Wes Nofire as the state’s Native American liaison is disappointing, which is to say it comes as...

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – Autumn Nelson said she was seeking help for alcohol addiction last spring when fellow members of the Blackfeet Nation in Montana...

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – When Navajo Grey Hills weaver Barbara Teller Ornelas saw the original Barbie dolls — all blonde hair, blue eyes and 1950s...

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – According to the department’s press release, the Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons Regional Outreach Program, allows departments from various levels of...

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – In a literary endeavor that intertwines gritty reality with imagination, Stacie Denetsosie, a compelling voice from the Navajo Nation, unveiled her...

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – A video of four friends driving in a car singing round dance songs was uploaded online in 2013 and went viral,...

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – By the end of the nineteenth century, the U.S. had reallocated all Indigenous waters to non-Native settler-colonists. Every bit of the...

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY = Helen John, 17, was sitting quietly with two of her friends in a dimly lit conference room. The panel was about...