Indigenous People’s Day: Highlighting the intersections between the Native American and Black American struggle
Indigenous Peoples Day is a movement of recognition for the havoc brought upon Native American communities by European colonization. The day is not an officially recognized holiday under U.S. Federal Law.
Monday is becoming increasingly known as Indigenous Peoples' Day, a commemoration of Native American history and ...
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Honoring Native Americans’ Day with ‘Calling of Dancers’People across South Dakota are celebrating Native Americans’ Day. In Sioux Falls, hundreds of people lined Philips Avenue for ...
In a tense election year, leaders from Oklahoma’s Native nations want more of their citizens to head to the polls in November ...
On Monday, the eighth annual Native American Day festival brought in large crowds to Dream Keepers Park in Tulsa to celebrate ...
Native American Day — also known as Indigenous People’s Day — celebrated Oct. 14, is an important occasion to honor the rich ...
The 7th annual Sioux Falls Native American Day Parade took over the streets of downtown Sioux Falls on Monday with events planned through the afternoon.
Standing in front of a raised tepee, Martin reminded the audience of the Native American lands that make up the state of ...
The Native American Guardian Association has teamed up with the Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans to celebrate ...
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