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Native American Voters Hold Key In 2024 Election

Learn about the pivotal role of Native American voters in the 2024 presidential election and the key issues driving their influence in swing states.

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Navy apologizes more than a century after shelling and burning of Alaskan Tlingit village

The U.S. Navy shelled a southwest Alaska Tlingit village in 1882, then burned what was left of the homes, food caches and canoes

The Independent UK

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Native Americans laud Biden for historic apology over boarding schools. They want action to follow

President Joe Biden has done something that no other sitting U.S. president has: He apologized for the systemic abuse generations of Indigenous children endured at the hands of the federal government

The Independent UK

Biden apologises for ‘sin’ of Indigenous boarding school abuses

Forced assimilation policy is a ‘sin on our soul’, said Biden in first-ever visit to Native American country.

Al Jazeera

Biden formally apologizes for Indian boarding schools: ‘a blot on US history’

President’s historic remarks, alongside Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, given at Gila Crossing school near Phoenix

The Guardian - US

Biden To Apologize For Abusive Native American Boarding Schools

US President Joe Biden was set on Thursday to deliver a historic apology for one of the country's "darkest chapters": the abduction of Native American children from their families and placement in abusive boarding schools aimed at erasing their culture.

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From Confederate general to Cherokee heritage: Why returning the name Kuwohi to the Great Smoky Mountains matters

It’s not every day that the name of a mountain is restored to the one used by Indigenous peoples for centuries.

The Conversation

Biden's Historic Visit To Indian Country In Arizona

President Biden's visit to Gila River Indian Community in Arizona underscores reconciliation efforts and support for tribal nations, impacting voter turnou...

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Forced assimilation and abuse: How US boarding schools devastated Native American tribes

President Biden is expected to issue an historic apology Friday for the 150-year government effort to break up Native American culture, language and identity by forcing children into abusive boarding schools

The Independent UK

President Biden to apologize for 150-year Indian boarding school policy

President Joe Biden is preparing to issue an historic apology during his first diplomatic visit to a tribal nation as president on Friday

The Independent UK

In Colombia, Amazon River's extreme drought falls hard on Indigenous communities

The severe drought of the Amazon River has caused Indigenous communities who live beside it to struggle for food, water and simply getting from one place to another

The Independent UK

Georgia's Gullah-Geechee community seeks path forward after deadly dock collapse

The partial collapse of a ferry dock that left seven people dead during an annual cultural festival has left a historic Black community in Georgia struggling with how to move forward

The Independent UK

Mexican state mourns peacemaker priest as cartel violence surges: ‘They want to intimidate us’

Murder of Father Marcelo Pérez comes amid surge of violence as cartels battle for control of strategic state

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Burial held for Catholic priest and Indigenous peace activist killed in southern Mexico

Hundreds of people have turned out for the burial of Catholic priest Marcelo Pérez, an activist for Indigenous peoples and farm laborers who was killed in the southern Mexico state of Chiapas

The Independent UK

Father and ‘jealous’ partner accused of murdering his children found in suitcase and encased in concrete

Corena Rose Minjarez allegedly told a relative that her ‘life would be so much easier’ without children, a detective told Colorado court

The Guardian - UK

How a plastic cave made in Spain keeps Amazonian culture alive 5,000 miles away

When ancient carvings were vandalised, the Wauja feared their knowledge was lost. But 3D imaging has created a replica at the heart of Brazil’s first Xingu people’s museum

The Independent UK

Hundreds mourn Catholic priest and Indigenous peace activist killed in southern Mexico

Hundreds of people have turned out to mourn Catholic priest Marcelo Pérez, an activist for Indigenous peoples and farm laborers who was killed in the southern Mexico state of Chiapas

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Navajo code talker who helped allies win second world war dies aged 107

Death of John Kinsel Sr leaves just two living code talkers – men whose communication played vital role in war effort

The Independent UK

How does abortion translate? Ballot measures are a challenge for interpreters

Reproductive rights measures are on the ballots in 10 states after heated debates over terminology and impact — and that’s just in English

Salon

Wildfires are coming to the Southeast

No other part of the country has seen such a sharp rise in the number of big fires

The Guardian - US

US approves first-ever tribal marine sanctuary: ‘Our community’s hard work has come to fruition’

Chumash Heritage national marine sanctuary, a 4,543 sq mile expanse of ocean along the California coast, will now be protected

The Independent UK

Chumash people in California to co-steward marine sanctuary in historic partnership

For more than 10,000 years, Native Americans have been living along California’s central coast

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve seen the dark, fat grease stuck to the leaves’: oil and gas encroach on Peru’s uncontacted peoples

The government is auctioning off plots of pristine Indigenous reserves for fossil fuel projects, with campaigners warning of a ‘silent genocide’

International Business Times

How Indigenous Guards Saved A Colombian Lake From Overtourism

In the crater of a semi-dormant volcano in southwest Colombia lies a sacred lake of startling green which used to draw a steady stream of garbage-tossing tourists before Indigenous leaders took back control.

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