CAMPING TO CONNECT
Our Program An outdoor rite-of-passage experience for urban youth Camping to Connect is an experiential learning and mentorship initiative for underserved young men from New […]
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The truth that will set you free.
1835 Dades Massacre Florida.
History repeats itself. Unless we change something
Historical photo of mountain of bison skulls documents animals on the brink of extinction
Men standing with pile of buffalo skulls, Michigan Carbon Works, Rougeville MI, 1892. Photo from Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library. We are living through a […]
Dane Calloway
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Did you know long hair Illegal for men?
1902: A law is passed disallowing long hair on Indian men. Is this why they try to teach our people to cut your hair so […]
The Lies of the United States “We The People” The AlieNation
Everything we read is a lie. Every law is against us. Even when they claim they are to protect us. Is actually it a code […]
It’s time for a candy dance! At the Nottoway of Virgina powwow
Noelle Ferguson (left) and her friend Minosaamani Flores (right) show off their impressive handfuls of candy secured during the Nottoway Indian Tribe of Virginia’s 2019 […]
Covid-19 Questions?
This video is before covid so what now? How do you feel about going back into your home? Face the facts it’s not safe. It […]
Where squatters rights came from?
1835-1850 American Indigenous Law Removal Act Survivors into Squatters. Carlson, Leonard & A. Roberts, Mark. (2006). Indian lands, “squatterism,” and slavery: Economic interests and the passage […]
The American Indigenous People Challenge 2021!
Challenge yourself to know your indigenous rights. Come join and take the challenge. Become a part of the indigenous family. by knowing your Indigenousrights help […]
The Creek Freedmen push for Indigenous tribal rights.
Growing up in Oklahoma City, Okla., Rhonda Grayson remembers spending time at her grandparents’ home in the small community of Wewoka – the place where […]