Many are active in civic life; this fall ... “Which is what makes Americans feel like they own native culture in this really twisted way.” Gregg Deal, a Pyramid Lake Paiute, uses performance ...

He's the vice president of the Native American Church of North America. “Our people were not religious people, we were ...

Contact with the new settlers brought about serious disruptions to the native way of life. The gold rush of ... tell us about what happened to Native Americans in the period of the Gold Rush.

The American government wanted the Native way of life to disappear. That Native American children should be taught about their own culture and history by teachers who valued tribal ways.

After centuries of encroachment, warfare and neglect, Native Americans remain a vital force in the life and culture of America. In this collection, explore stories celebrating and honoring the ...

The Native American Church developed into a distinct way of life around 1885 among the Kiowa and Comanche of Oklahoma. After 1891, it began to spread as far north as Canada. Now, more than 50 tribes ...

and way of life. “Native Americans served in World War I even though they were not citizens of the United States.” —Kevin Gover (Pawnee), director of the National Museum of the American ...

The Native American Church developed into a distinct way of life around 1885 among the Kiowa and Comanche of Oklahoma. After 1891, it began to spread as far north as Canada. Now, more than 50 ...

The Native American Church developed into a distinct way of life around 1885 among the Kiowa and Comanche of Oklahoma. After 1891, it began to spread as far north as Canada. Now, more than 50 ...

Peyote is being threatened by overharvesting, drug decriminalization laws and a resurgence in psychedelic use.