A bill sponsored by South Dakota Republican Sen. Mike Rounds that’s meant to make it easier for Native American veterans ...
Peyote, a cactus containing mescaline, is sacred to many Indigenous people. It’s being threatened by over harvesting, drug ...
Three months after the massacre, the first Medal of Honor for Wounded Knee was awarded to an officer who, according to the ...
In this episode of Native Bidaské, Levi Rickert, editor of Native News Online, sits down with Sharon Vogel of the South ...
In total, 172 deaths were discovered from all seven South Dakota schools combined and the government reported only 36.
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On This Day in 1890, the U.S. Army Killed Nearly 300 Lakota People in the Wounded Knee MassacreThe mass murder made sensational news at the time, but getting to the heart of the matter took a much deeper view of American ...
"In our state, the tribal lands have a 'double whammy' of facing both the historical piece and being rural," Kenyon observed.
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South Dakota's Scenic Black Hills Hide The State's Most Unique Hot Spring Wellness DestinationWithin South Dakota's gorgeous and underrated Black Hills, there is a hidden hot spring and spa promoting relaxation with ...
Paleontologists may smile at the state’s motto, “Under God, the People Rule,” in this locale where dinosaurs dominated for ...
Two Native American tribes in South Dakota have barred its governor, Kristi Noem, from their land as she doubles down on derogatory commentary against tribal leaders and reservation life.
In three states — Alaska, Nebraska, and South Dakota — the majority of Native American and Alaska Native students were chronically absent. In some states, it has continued to worsen ...
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